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On Sat, 21 May 2005 17:28:01 -0700, "Richard"
wrote: Subtracting C2 thru G2 Example: If C2 had 3436, D2 had 3395, E2 had 3376, Then answer in F2 would be 60 Still can't figure this one out! Thanks so much in advance for any help!! "Ron Coderre" wrote: How about this: =-SUM(A2:G2) -- Regards, Ron =MAX(C2,D2)-E2 But I think you are not giving us enough information to be able to give you a proper answer. --ron |
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