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I want them all in one cell because I'm doing timecards for a construction
co. and they have different phases each day for each man, so the "1+2+4+..." are hours per phase. If I do them in different cells, then it makes my worksheet way too big to record a crew of 16 because that would be at least 5 cells per person, per day on a two-week period. I hope I'm making sense. Bottom line, the document gets too big. When I originally did just what you're suggesting, I had 23 pages to printout when it was done and we're on a paper limit here due to expense. "CyberTaz" wrote: Maybe a dumb question, but why not just put the four values in separate cells & SUM the four cells in a 5th? Such as; A1- 1 A2- 2.5 A3- 3 A4- 4 A5- =Sum(A1:A5) If you use the + or = in A1 it will give you the total right there, so the =SUM in A2 is redundant. Also, by putting the values in separate cells, changes can be made to the individual cells without having to edit a formula. Use a Text Box, Comment or another cell to display the operation. A Text Box will work best if you don't want the 4 values to show 'cause you can overlay those cells with the Text Box to hide them. Sorry for having such a simple mind, but all that code makes me nervous if it isn't absolutely necessary :) Regards |:) On 9/16/05 7:26 PM, in article , "Deernad Construction" wrote: When I do that, it won't give me a sum of the numbers in A1, it just gives me exactly what I put in A1. I've also tried to use =SUM(A1) and it just gives a zero. Example: [A1] 1+2.5+3+4 [A2] Typed (=A1), Shows: 1+2.5+3+4 -or- [A1] 1+2.5+3+4 [A2] Typed (=SUM(A1)), Shows: 0 "Tenaj" wrote: Hi - go into cell A2 and type in an opertor (either the plus sign +, or the = sign) and click cell A1, hit enter. -- tenaj "Deernad Construction" wrote: I am using Office 2000. I have an aritmetic problem that I want to display in one cell and then have it total those numbers in a seperate cell. I need it to be able to automatically change the total in cell A2 if I change a number in cell A1 I can't figure out how. Example of how I'd like it displayed: [Cell A1] 1+2.5+3+4 [Cell A2] 10.5 |
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