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-- Question-

I need a formula for adding back value of a cell?

Let us say...

B1 c1 d1 e1
f1 g1 h1
Inv. Amt. Check1# Chk1 Amt. Chk1Status Check2# Chk2 Amt. Chk2Status

Under I1 is the balance. When the word "bounce" is encoded under
"Chkstatus" the check amout should add back to balance.

Please help need it badly.
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Here's a formula that works

B3-SUM(D3,G3)+I2+(D3*--(E3="bounce"))+(G3*--(H3="bounce"))

the -- converts the logical test of E3="bounce" into a 1 or a 0

I2 is the beginning balance. Let me know if you want me to send you my test
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-- Question-

I need a formula for adding back value of a cell?

Let us say...

B1 c1 d1 e1
f1 g1 h1
Inv. Amt. Check1# Chk1 Amt. Chk1Status Check2# Chk2 Amt. Chk2Status

Under I1 is the balance. When the word "bounce" is encoded under
"Chkstatus" the check amout should add back to balance.

Please help need it badly.
joromajr

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Default Formula for adding back value?

In this case, the -- aren't necessary. Doing arithmetic (including multiplying)
will coerce those true/false to 1/0's, too.

=B3-SUM(D3,G3)+I2+(D3*(E3="bounce"))+(G3*(H3="bounce") )

M Kan wrote:

Here's a formula that works

B3-SUM(D3,G3)+I2+(D3*--(E3="bounce"))+(G3*--(H3="bounce"))

the -- converts the logical test of E3="bounce" into a 1 or a 0

I2 is the beginning balance. Let me know if you want me to send you my test
sheet
--
Tips for Excel, Word, PowerPoint and Other Applications
http://www.kan.org/tips

"joromajr" wrote:


-- Question-

I need a formula for adding back value of a cell?

Let us say...

B1 c1 d1 e1
f1 g1 h1
Inv. Amt. Check1# Chk1 Amt. Chk1Status Check2# Chk2 Amt. Chk2Status

Under I1 is the balance. When the word "bounce" is encoded under
"Chkstatus" the check amout should add back to balance.

Please help need it badly.
joromajr


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Hmmm, the first time I wrote that without the --, I got a #value error, but I
guess it just required the (E3="bounce") be encased in parens
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"Dave Peterson" wrote:

In this case, the -- aren't necessary. Doing arithmetic (including multiplying)
will coerce those true/false to 1/0's, too.

=B3-SUM(D3,G3)+I2+(D3*(E3="bounce"))+(G3*(H3="bounce") )

M Kan wrote:

Here's a formula that works

B3-SUM(D3,G3)+I2+(D3*--(E3="bounce"))+(G3*--(H3="bounce"))

the -- converts the logical test of E3="bounce" into a 1 or a 0

I2 is the beginning balance. Let me know if you want me to send you my test
sheet
--
Tips for Excel, Word, PowerPoint and Other Applications
http://www.kan.org/tips

"joromajr" wrote:


-- Question-

I need a formula for adding back value of a cell?

Let us say...

B1 c1 d1 e1
f1 g1 h1
Inv. Amt. Check1# Chk1 Amt. Chk1Status Check2# Chk2 Amt. Chk2Status

Under I1 is the balance. When the word "bounce" is encoded under
"Chkstatus" the check amout should add back to balance.

Please help need it badly.
joromajr


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-- Please send me your test sheet
joromajr


"M Kan" wrote:

Here's a formula that works

B3-SUM(D3,G3)+I2+(D3*--(E3="bounce"))+(G3*--(H3="bounce"))

the -- converts the logical test of E3="bounce" into a 1 or a 0

I2 is the beginning balance. Let me know if you want me to send you my test
sheet
--
Tips for Excel, Word, PowerPoint and Other Applications
http://www.kan.org/tips


"joromajr" wrote:


-- Question-

I need a formula for adding back value of a cell?

Let us say...

B1 c1 d1 e1
f1 g1 h1
Inv. Amt. Check1# Chk1 Amt. Chk1Status Check2# Chk2 Amt. Chk2Status

Under I1 is the balance. When the word "bounce" is encoded under
"Chkstatus" the check amout should add back to balance.

Please help need it badly.
joromajr



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-- Thank you, it work just fine
joromajr


"M Kan" wrote:

Here's a formula that works

B3-SUM(D3,G3)+I2+(D3*--(E3="bounce"))+(G3*--(H3="bounce"))

the -- converts the logical test of E3="bounce" into a 1 or a 0

I2 is the beginning balance. Let me know if you want me to send you my test
sheet
--
Tips for Excel, Word, PowerPoint and Other Applications
http://www.kan.org/tips


"joromajr" wrote:


-- Question-

I need a formula for adding back value of a cell?

Let us say...

B1 c1 d1 e1
f1 g1 h1
Inv. Amt. Check1# Chk1 Amt. Chk1Status Check2# Chk2 Amt. Chk2Status

Under I1 is the balance. When the word "bounce" is encoded under
"Chkstatus" the check amout should add back to balance.

Please help need it badly.
joromajr

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