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I have a worksheet listing Weekly Income in column "A", with a running
total or accumulative total for Year-To-Date income in column "B".
Cell A-1 represents income for week #1. Cell B-1 represents first
week's Year-To-Date.
Cell A-2, second week with B-2, second week's year-to-date, etc. on
down the columns.
I am using for B-2, the formula "B-2 =A2+B1" and then I click and drag
B-2 down the column to B52. No problem except for the fact that the
future next week to come shows a negative figure equal to the present
Year-To-Date figure.
Is there a formula that I could use that would not allow the first
future week to come from having a negative figure?
Thank you for your help!!


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In cell B1, put:
=SUM(a$1:a1)
Then you can drag thet formula into B2:B52

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I have a worksheet listing Weekly Income in column "A", with a running
total or accumulative total for Year-To-Date income in column "B".
Cell A-1 represents income for week #1. Cell B-1 represents first
week's Year-To-Date.
Cell A-2, second week with B-2, second week's year-to-date, etc. on
down the columns.
I am using for B-2, the formula "B-2 =A2+B1" and then I click and drag
B-2 down the column to B52. No problem except for the fact that the
future next week to come shows a negative figure equal to the present
Year-To-Date figure.
Is there a formula that I could use that would not allow the first
future week to come from having a negative figure?
Thank you for your help!!


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Hi
Change the formula to
=IF(A2="","",A2+B1)
and copy down

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lsmft wrote:
I have a worksheet listing Weekly Income in column "A", with a running
total or accumulative total for Year-To-Date income in column "B".
Cell A-1 represents income for week #1. Cell B-1 represents first
week's Year-To-Date.
Cell A-2, second week with B-2, second week's year-to-date, etc. on
down the columns.
I am using for B-2, the formula "B-2 =A2+B1" and then I click and drag
B-2 down the column to B52. No problem except for the fact that the
future next week to come shows a negative figure equal to the present
Year-To-Date figure.
Is there a formula that I could use that would not allow the first
future week to come from having a negative figure?
Thank you for your help!!



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