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Default Formula Help Please!!

You're welcome, thanks for the feedback it's always appreciated!

Cheers!
Jean-Guy

"tstokes6887" wrote:

You are awesome! If I could, I would give you a hug right now! Thanks again
so much, you just saved me about 700 subtractions I would have had to do
manually!

"pinmaster" wrote:

Hi,

Yes, unless you want to subtact the total of column B, then use
=$A$1-SUM($B$1:B1) copy down, you don't have to copy and paste, just grab
the small rectangle on the lower right corner of the cell and drag down.

HTH
Jean-Guy

"tstokes6887" wrote:

I write =$A$1-B1 for the first row, all I do now is copy and paste that
formula for the next rows and B will change from B1, to B2, B3, B4, etc... ?





"Niek Otten" wrote:

=$A$1-B1

and copy down.

The dollar cell references will not adjust, the other ones will

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Kind regards,

Niek Otten
Microsoft MVP - Excel

"tstokes6887" wrote in message ...
| Hello-
|
| I have a bunch of data in excel right now, and I need help writing a formula
| that will automatically do subtractions.
|
| Here is an example to help explain what I mean...
|
| In column A I have 400.00. In column B I have 60.00, which means I want
| column C to be 340.00. Now, Column A is constant at 400.00, but the data in
| column B changes with each row. So I was wondering, is there a formula I can
| write in the C column that will automatically change to whatever row I am in.
|
| Example: the formula in row 1 is =a1-b1
|
| Now if I were to copy and paste into the next say, 20 rows I want the
| formula to automatically change to =a1-b2, =a1-b3, =a1-b4, ect.....
|
| Does this make sense to anyone? If not, I would appreciate it if someone
| could help me out, I could even send the excel doc. to your email. Any
| information would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!!
|



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