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formula help please
need a formula to add and subtract and give me total..trying to show
inventory level dropping or raising on a weekly bases...something like this week 2- week 1, week 3 - week 2, week 4 - week 3, week 5 - week 4 = total, or week 1 = 12 week 2 = 15....3 week 3 = 4....(1) week 4 = 18...17 week 5 = 5....22 total = 22 |
formula help please
B1: = A1
B2: = A2-B1 copy B2 down -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Coopster8" wrote in message ... need a formula to add and subtract and give me total..trying to show inventory level dropping or raising on a weekly bases...something like this week 2- week 1, week 3 - week 2, week 4 - week 3, week 5 - week 4 = total, or week 1 = 12 week 2 = 15....3 week 3 = 4....(1) week 4 = 18...17 week 5 = 5....22 total = 22 |
formula help please
need the answer to stay in the same
cell...(c3-b3)(d3-c3)(e3-d3)(f3-e3)(g3-f3) keeping total in g3....something like that, does this make since??? a3 is using a dept # so i don't use it for answer "Coopster8" wrote: need a formula to add and subtract and give me total..trying to show inventory level dropping or raising on a weekly bases...something like this week 2- week 1, week 3 - week 2, week 4 - week 3, week 5 - week 4 = total, or week 1 = 12 week 2 = 15....3 week 3 = 4....(1) week 4 = 18...17 week 5 = 5....22 total = 22 |
formula help please
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1 week Inventory Change 2 1 12 3 2 15 B3-B2 4 3 4 B4-B3 -- Jakob "Coopster8" skrev i melding ... need the answer to stay in the same cell...(c3-b3)(d3-c3)(e3-d3)(f3-e3)(g3-f3) keeping total in g3....something like that, does this make since??? a3 is using a dept # so i don't use it for answer "Coopster8" wrote: need a formula to add and subtract and give me total..trying to show inventory level dropping or raising on a weekly bases...something like this week 2- week 1, week 3 - week 2, week 4 - week 3, week 5 - week 4 = total, or week 1 = 12 week 2 = 15....3 week 3 = 4....(1) week 4 = 18...17 week 5 = 5....22 total = 22 |
formula help please
Use this:
G3:=SUM($A$3:G3) If I understand correct: in A3 is the absolute amount on week 0. In the other Columns are the differences made during every week. On the right of the row you want the absolute amount calculated. After one week passed you want to insert a Column and type in the difference made that particular week. You want the calculation to adjust to the changes you made by inserting a new column. Success, Bart |
formula help please
Bart, you came the close to understanding what i was trying to say, but when
i type that formula in cell (g) it shows the formula sent you and email, hoping it will show you what i want done, i may not be explaining myself clear "Bart" wrote: Use this: G3:=SUM($A$3:G3) If I understand correct: in A3 is the absolute amount on week 0. In the other Columns are the differences made during every week. On the right of the row you want the absolute amount calculated. After one week passed you want to insert a Column and type in the difference made that particular week. You want the calculation to adjust to the changes you made by inserting a new column. Success, Bart |
formula help please
In cell G3 you type:
=sum($B3:F3) With the '$' sign in the formula you prevent Excel changing the formula on that part of the formula when copying it to other cells or inserting columns. You could read the help files about this: search for 'Reference' and find the help item 'Switch between relative, absolute, and mixed references' (English version). Also you could experiment with it to get a better understanding of these functions. Good luck, Bart |
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