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if a & b are empty on a row but you contiue with data in the
next row, your running balance or whatever you have will
start over.
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"Glenn" wrote in message ...
Wow! That's great Dave. Thanks. Couldn't have done it without you.

"Dave Peterson" wrote:

Change your formula slightly to hide the sum:

=if(count(a2:b2)=0,"",sum(a2:b2)+c1)



 
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