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Hello,
I am working in Excel 2003. The first page of my workbook is a cover sheet and contains the heading and total of each subsequent page. The user copies and pastes the information to the worksheet. I have a formula set up whereas the credits and debits are added together and provide a seperate total on each page. e.g. =SUM(C2:C9999) On the cover sheet I have a formula set up that enters the total beside the respective heading. e.g. =('Received Today'!G1) So far, all is well. However, one of my worksheets has a debit total (negative number) but needs to be entered onto the cover sheet as a credit total (positive number). Could someone please tell me if I am able to do this? If so, how? Any help is greatly appreciated! |
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= -'Received Today'!G2 In article , Barb wrote: Hello, I am working in Excel 2003. The first page of my workbook is a cover sheet and contains the heading and total of each subsequent page. The user copies and pastes the information to the worksheet. I have a formula set up whereas the credits and debits are added together and provide a seperate total on each page. e.g. =SUM(C2:C9999) On the cover sheet I have a formula set up that enters the total beside the respective heading. e.g. =('Received Today'!G1) So far, all is well. However, one of my worksheets has a debit total (negative number) but needs to be entered onto the cover sheet as a credit total (positive number). Could someone please tell me if I am able to do this? If so, how? Any help is greatly appreciated! |
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-- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Barb" wrote in message ... Hello, I am working in Excel 2003. The first page of my workbook is a cover sheet and contains the heading and total of each subsequent page. The user copies and pastes the information to the worksheet. I have a formula set up whereas the credits and debits are added together and provide a seperate total on each page. e.g. =SUM(C2:C9999) On the cover sheet I have a formula set up that enters the total beside the respective heading. e.g. =('Received Today'!G1) So far, all is well. However, one of my worksheets has a debit total (negative number) but needs to be entered onto the cover sheet as a credit total (positive number). Could someone please tell me if I am able to do this? If so, how? Any help is greatly appreciated! |
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Thank you both so much for your help!
"Barb" wrote: Hello, I am working in Excel 2003. The first page of my workbook is a cover sheet and contains the heading and total of each subsequent page. The user copies and pastes the information to the worksheet. I have a formula set up whereas the credits and debits are added together and provide a seperate total on each page. e.g. =SUM(C2:C9999) On the cover sheet I have a formula set up that enters the total beside the respective heading. e.g. =('Received Today'!G1) So far, all is well. However, one of my worksheets has a debit total (negative number) but needs to be entered onto the cover sheet as a credit total (positive number). Could someone please tell me if I am able to do this? If so, how? Any help is greatly appreciated! |
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