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Excel subtraction question
I have a number in a cell A3 and about 40 numbers in 40 other cells that I
want to subtract from the number in A3. I tried = A3-C1:C39 but that did not work. What is the easiest and correct way to perform this calculation? Thanks |
Excel subtraction question
Try this:
= A3-SUM(C1:C39) Hope this helps. Pete On Dec 11, 12:55 pm, Dig wrote: I have a number in a cell A3 and about 40 numbers in 40 other cells that I want to subtract from the number in A3. I tried = A3-C1:C39 but that did not work. What is the easiest and correct way to perform this calculation? Thanks |
Excel subtraction question
=A3-SUM(C1:C39)
-- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Dig" wrote in message ... |I have a number in a cell A3 and about 40 numbers in 40 other cells that I | want to subtract from the number in A3. I tried = A3-C1:C39 but that did not | work. | | What is the easiest and correct way to perform this calculation? | | Thanks |
Excel subtraction question
Try =A3-SUM(C1-C39)
Les "Dig" wrote: I have a number in a cell A3 and about 40 numbers in 40 other cells that I want to subtract from the number in A3. I tried = A3-C1:C39 but that did not work. What is the easiest and correct way to perform this calculation? Thanks |
Excel subtraction question
Ooops. Fingers slipped. Corrected formula: =A3-SUM(C1:C39) Use colon,
not minus sign for range. Les "Dig" wrote: I have a number in a cell A3 and about 40 numbers in 40 other cells that I want to subtract from the number in A3. I tried = A3-C1:C39 but that did not work. What is the easiest and correct way to perform this calculation? Thanks |
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