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I hope that someone can help,
Using excel 2003 I have a workbook that is set up to show daily takings in each department within my shop. I have just introduced a refund department and want to enter these figures as a negative. Columns A-M are positve and N is the negative O is my total.....how do I do this??????????????? I know the bare basics of excel!!! many thanks martin` |
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If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "gonzoandchickens" wrote: I hope that someone can help, Using excel 2003 I have a workbook that is set up to show daily takings in each department within my shop. I have just introduced a refund department and want to enter these figures as a negative. Columns A-M are positve and N is the negative O is my total.....how do I do this??????????????? I know the bare basics of excel!!! many thanks martin` |
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ToolsOptionsCalculation "gonzoandchickens" wrote: I hope that someone can help, Using excel 2003 I have a workbook that is set up to show daily takings in each department within my shop. I have just introduced a refund department and want to enter these figures as a negative. Columns A-M are positve and N is the negative O is my total.....how do I do this??????????????? I know the bare basics of excel!!! many thanks martin` |
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If you do, as you say, enter the figures in N as negative, then your total
is just =SUM(A1:N1) If you put the figures in N as positive, then the total is =SUM(A1:M1)-N1 -- David Biddulph gonzoandchickens wrote: I hope that someone can help, Using excel 2003 I have a workbook that is set up to show daily takings in each department within my shop. I have just introduced a refund department and want to enter these figures as a negative. Columns A-M are positve and N is the negative O is my total.....how do I do this??????????????? I know the bare basics of excel!!! many thanks martin` |
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Many thanks!
simple when you know how! muchly ta martin "David Biddulph" wrote: If you do, as you say, enter the figures in N as negative, then your total is just =SUM(A1:N1) If you put the figures in N as positive, then the total is =SUM(A1:M1)-N1 -- David Biddulph gonzoandchickens wrote: I hope that someone can help, Using excel 2003 I have a workbook that is set up to show daily takings in each department within my shop. I have just introduced a refund department and want to enter these figures as a negative. Columns A-M are positve and N is the negative O is my total.....how do I do this??????????????? I know the bare basics of excel!!! many thanks martin` |
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