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two-variable calculations
If I input a formula e.g. €˜A1+B1=C1; how do I tell excel to calculate B1 if
I have A1 and C1s values or A1 if I have the other 2 values €“ doing all this using only the 3 original cells |
two-variable calculations
Use a worksheet change event macro. It can detect two cells entered and
calculate the third, See: http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel...m#wb_shtChange -- Gary''s Student "fredonic" wrote: If I input a formula e.g. €˜A1+B1=C1; how do I tell excel to calculate B1 if I have A1 and C1s values or A1 if I have the other 2 values €“ doing all this using only the 3 original cells |
two-variable calculations
Could you be more specific, as I am still learning to program in excel.
"Gary''s Student" wrote: Use a worksheet change event macro. It can detect two cells entered and calculate the third, See: http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel...m#wb_shtChange -- Gary''s Student "fredonic" wrote: If I input a formula e.g. €˜A1+B1=C1; how do I tell excel to calculate B1 if I have A1 and C1s values or A1 if I have the other 2 values €“ doing all this using only the 3 original cells |
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