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mileage reimbursement formula
I have a spread sheet I was given to use for mileage reimbursement. They
have one colum where you enter the miles you've traveled, say 230 miles and the formula is =IF(SUM(H18:H43)0,SUM(H18:H43),"") the next column is supposed to total the miles and I believe multiply by .36 per mile but the formula is broke. What they have is: IF(SUM(I18:I43)*0.36) can anyone help me figure out this formula? Thanks, Cinder |
"Cinder" wrote in message ... I have a spread sheet I was given to use for mileage reimbursement. They have one colum where you enter the miles you've traveled, say 230 miles and the formula is =IF(SUM(H18:H43)0,SUM(H18:H43),"") Assuming this is in Cell H44 the next column is supposed to total the miles and I believe multiply by .36 per mile but the formula is broke. What they have is: IF(SUM(I18:I43)*0.36) In Cell I44 =IF(H44"",H44*0.36,"") should get you on the right road. Henry |
Probably something like...........
in cell I18 =If(H180,H18*0.36,"") for each line entered You can sum the results at the bottom of the sheet. -- Greetings from New Zealand Bill K "Cinder" wrote in message ... I have a spread sheet I was given to use for mileage reimbursement. They have one colum where you enter the miles you've traveled, say 230 miles and the formula is =IF(SUM(H18:H43)0,SUM(H18:H43),"") the next column is supposed to total the miles and I believe multiply by .36 per mile but the formula is broke. What they have is: IF(SUM(I18:I43)*0.36) can anyone help me figure out this formula? Thanks, Cinder |
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