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Is it possible to have a cell keep accumulating value from a value entered in
one cell. For instance if cell A2 has 10 and I enter 10 in A1, I would like cell A2 to increase to 20. |
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Setting up an accumulator in this way is not advisable:
- How do you correct it if there was an erroneous entry in A1? - You would have no history from which to verify a particular value in A2. If you are determined to proceed anyway, there are two possible approaches: - create a circular reference with calculation options set to a maximum of 1 iteration - write a macro tied to the worksheet change event to do the accumulation http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/accumulator.html gives details Jerry "tfrazier" wrote: Is it possible to have a cell keep accumulating value from a value entered in one cell. For instance if cell A2 has 10 and I enter 10 in A1, I would like cell A2 to increase to 20. |
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JE McGimpsey shares how:
http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/accumulator.html tfrazier wrote: Is it possible to have a cell keep accumulating value from a value entered in one cell. For instance if cell A2 has 10 and I enter 10 in A1, I would like cell A2 to increase to 20. -- Dave Peterson |
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Yes, with the A2 formula =A1+A2, but you'll have to look at the warnings
about circular references & adjust the options for iterations. In general, circular references like this aren't recommended. -- David Biddulph "tfrazier" wrote in message ... Is it possible to have a cell keep accumulating value from a value entered in one cell. For instance if cell A2 has 10 and I enter 10 in A1, I would like cell A2 to increase to 20. |
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Thanks for the information. How would you suggest that I keep track of what
was entered. I would like to create a form for Supervisors to enter the number of inspections made by an inspector and have one column keep a running total. Is there a way I can keep track of what was entered and still show the accumulating total. "Jerry W. Lewis" wrote: Setting up an accumulator in this way is not advisable: - How do you correct it if there was an erroneous entry in A1? - You would have no history from which to verify a particular value in A2. If you are determined to proceed anyway, there are two possible approaches: - create a circular reference with calculation options set to a maximum of 1 iteration - write a macro tied to the worksheet change event to do the accumulation http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/accumulator.html gives details Jerry "tfrazier" wrote: Is it possible to have a cell keep accumulating value from a value entered in one cell. For instance if cell A2 has 10 and I enter 10 in A1, I would like cell A2 to increase to 20. |
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