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Formulas - Add to two columns without subtracting but from one
I am setting up a new worksheet as follows:
Current Admitted Discharged Total From Region Population I have set a formula to add # admitted for the month subtracted by the number discharged for the month to get my current population. Now this is where my question comes in. I want to add the total number admitted for the month to the Total from Region ( this number needs to only go up) which is no problem, except that need to change the Admitted monthly which could go up or down without taking the number down in Total from Region. Any suggestions for a formula that will work |
Formulas - Add to two columns without subtracting but from one
Hi,
let's say that information starts in row 2 , the first total will be the same as the Admited number so formula in D2 will be =B2 then in D3 the formula will be =D2+B3 copy this last formula down if this helps please click yes., thanks "SBates" wrote: I am setting up a new worksheet as follows: Current Admitted Discharged Total From Region Population I have set a formula to add # admitted for the month subtracted by the number discharged for the month to get my current population. Now this is where my question comes in. I want to add the total number admitted for the month to the Total from Region ( this number needs to only go up) which is no problem, except that need to change the Admitted monthly which could go up or down without taking the number down in Total from Region. Any suggestions for a formula that will work |
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