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making a buget
when I recieve a bill I want to enter the bill in my budget lets say in A1
then when I pay it I would like to put an X in B1 and would like the number in A1 to copy to C1 showing it was paid |
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In C1, you probably want something like:
=if(b1="X",c1,"") Regards, Fred. "nradel" wrote in message ... when I recieve a bill I want to enter the bill in my budget lets say in A1 then when I pay it I would like to put an X in B1 and would like the number in A1 to copy to C1 showing it was paid |
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Hi Nradel
Type this formula in C1, =IF(B1="x",A1,"") Regards Cimjet "nradel" wrote in message ... when I recieve a bill I want to enter the bill in my budget lets say in A1 then when I pay it I would like to put an X in B1 and would like the number in A1 to copy to C1 showing it was paid |
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