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I'm new at this. I added two field to an Excel Expense Report Template, but I
do not know have to what formula to use to calculate the totals. These are the fields: Hotel, Transportation, Fuel, Meals, Phone, Entertainment, Misc, and Total. But I inserted these two fields: # of Miles and Mileage Rate (40.5 cent). I am not sure how to include the two added field into the formula. Please Help. |
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sound like just SUM, or is that too simple? If Miles are inserted in column
H and mileage rate in I, with total moving across to J, then just use =sum(A2:G2)+H2*M2 -- HTH Bob Phillips "Lonz" wrote in message ... I'm new at this. I added two field to an Excel Expense Report Template, but I do not know have to what formula to use to calculate the totals. These are the fields: Hotel, Transportation, Fuel, Meals, Phone, Entertainment, Misc, and Total. But I inserted these two fields: # of Miles and Mileage Rate (40.5 cent). I am not sure how to include the two added field into the formula. Please Help. |
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With existing fields in A to G,
And mileage in Column H, and mileage rate in Column I, Revise your SUM() formula to something like this: =SUM(A2:G2,H2*I2) -- HTH, RD ============================================== Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit! ============================================== "Lonz" wrote in message ... I'm new at this. I added two field to an Excel Expense Report Template, but I do not know have to what formula to use to calculate the totals. These are the fields: Hotel, Transportation, Fuel, Meals, Phone, Entertainment, Misc, and Total. But I inserted these two fields: # of Miles and Mileage Rate (40.5 cent). I am not sure how to include the two added field into the formula. Please Help. |
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The I and M keys are *not* next to each other, even on your keyboard, so
....?<g -- Regards, RD -------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit ! -------------------------------------------------------------------- "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... sound like just SUM, or is that too simple? If Miles are inserted in column H and mileage rate in I, with total moving across to J, then just use =sum(A2:G2)+H2*M2 -- HTH Bob Phillips "Lonz" wrote in message ... I'm new at this. I added two field to an Excel Expense Report Template, but I do not know have to what formula to use to calculate the totals. These are the fields: Hotel, Transportation, Fuel, Meals, Phone, Entertainment, Misc, and Total. But I inserted these two fields: # of Miles and Mileage Rate (40.5 cent). I am not sure how to include the two added field into the formula. Please Help. |
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Thanks for your help. But I still having problems.
Here is the actual order of the columns. Date, Description, Hotel, Transportation, Fuel, Meals, Phone, Entertainment, Misc, and Total. I inserted # of Miles and Mileage Rate (40.5 cent). between Misc and Total. I tried the formula you gave me, but I don't think the total was correct. I enter the mileage rate as 40.5...could that be the problem. Please let me know. Thanks again. "RagDyeR" wrote: With existing fields in A to G, And mileage in Column H, and mileage rate in Column I, Revise your SUM() formula to something like this: =SUM(A2:G2,H2*I2) -- HTH, RD ============================================== Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit! ============================================== "Lonz" wrote in message ... I'm new at this. I added two field to an Excel Expense Report Template, but I do not know have to what formula to use to calculate the totals. These are the fields: Hotel, Transportation, Fuel, Meals, Phone, Entertainment, Misc, and Total. But I inserted these two fields: # of Miles and Mileage Rate (40.5 cent). I am not sure how to include the two added field into the formula. Please Help. |
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Could be, maybe try
=SUM(A2:G2,H2*I2/100) -- HTH Bob Phillips "Lonz" wrote in message ... Thanks for your help. But I still having problems. Here is the actual order of the columns. Date, Description, Hotel, Transportation, Fuel, Meals, Phone, Entertainment, Misc, and Total. I inserted # of Miles and Mileage Rate (40.5 cent). between Misc and Total. I tried the formula you gave me, but I don't think the total was correct. I enter the mileage rate as 40.5...could that be the problem. Please let me know. Thanks again. "RagDyeR" wrote: With existing fields in A to G, And mileage in Column H, and mileage rate in Column I, Revise your SUM() formula to something like this: -- HTH, RD ============================================== Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit! ============================================== "Lonz" wrote in message ... I'm new at this. I added two field to an Excel Expense Report Template, but I do not know have to what formula to use to calculate the totals. These are the fields: Hotel, Transportation, Fuel, Meals, Phone, Entertainment, Misc, and Total. But I inserted these two fields: # of Miles and Mileage Rate (40.5 cent). I am not sure how to include the two added field into the formula. Please Help. |
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