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I need to sum the cells in a colum untill the progressive total reaches
a variable value such as 100000, at this point the formula needs to
start the process again in the cells below, the output in the colum can
be just a 1 oor any other symbol. can someone suggest a solution.
thanks.

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Marketneutral wrote:
I need to sum the cells in a colum untill the progressive total
reaches a variable value such as 100000, at this point the formula
needs to start the process again in the cells below, the output in
the colum can be just a 1 oor any other symbol. can someone suggest a
solution. thanks.



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