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hi,
i am using below formula and now want bit extend.

=IF($AK8="","",SUM($W8+AK8))
if AK8 is empaty then bring $W8 value....
Formula cell is in AN8....

thanks in advance...

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You want to extend the formula how? Down the column AN?

Looking at the formula as you've entered it, it appears you can copy
that down as is and it will function in each row the same way. Just
highlight the cell, grab the little box in the lower right corner and
drag it down as far as you want.

Is this what you meant by "extend"?


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sorry maybe i couldn't explained well, actuall what i wanted, if AK8 cell is
empty then need W8 cell value...

=SUM(W8+AK8)

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You want to extend the formula how? Down the column AN?

Looking at the formula as you've entered it, it appears you can copy
that down as is and it will function in each row the same way. Just
highlight the cell, grab the little box in the lower right corner and
drag it down as far as you want.

Is this what you meant by "extend"?


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Could you please explain to us in what way you expect =SUM(W8+AK8) to differ
from =W8+AK8 ?
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Tufail wrote:
sorry maybe i couldn't explained well, actuall what i wanted, if AK8
cell is empty then need W8 cell value...

=SUM(W8+AK8)

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You want to extend the formula how? Down the column AN?

Looking at the formula as you've entered it, it appears you can copy
that down as is and it will function in each row the same way. Just
highlight the cell, grab the little box in the lower right corner and
drag it down as far as you want.

Is this what you meant by "extend"?


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"Tufail" wrote:
=IF($AK8="","",SUM($W8+AK8))
if AK8 is empty then bring $W8 value....
Formula cell is in AN8....


Maybe you meant this
In AN8: =IF($AK8="",$W8,SUM($W8,AK8))
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Yes...perfect.....Max i am leving in Japan and want to be your student....may
i have your adress of Singapore ? next week i am coming there....if you don't
mind...my mail is :

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"Tufail" wrote:
=IF($AK8="","",SUM($W8+AK8))
if AK8 is empty then bring $W8 value....
Formula cell is in AN8....


Maybe you meant this
In AN8: =IF($AK8="",$W8,SUM($W8,AK8))
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