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I have three columns of figures, i.e.:
A B C 8.53 1 47.83 I need a formula to divide 47.83 by the sum of 8.53 + 1. Can I do that without entering another column that shows the total of A & B. thanks |
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=C1/(A1+B1)
A1+B1 is in brackets because the addition needs to done before the division, Regards, Alan. "Randi" wrote in message ... I have three columns of figures, i.e.: A B C 8.53 1 47.83 I need a formula to divide 47.83 by the sum of 8.53 + 1. Can I do that without entering another column that shows the total of A & B. thanks |
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Thanks so much1
"Alan" wrote: =C1/(A1+B1) A1+B1 is in brackets because the addition needs to done before the division, Regards, Alan. "Randi" wrote in message ... I have three columns of figures, i.e.: A B C 8.53 1 47.83 I need a formula to divide 47.83 by the sum of 8.53 + 1. Can I do that without entering another column that shows the total of A & B. thanks |
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