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I am trying to build a formula that if values change, the formula changes.
For example, if there is a small column of numbers such as line budgets. If those budgets are revised, the new budget would be placed in the next column, with a max of two revisions. I have an actual YTD costs, and a balance formula. What I need is for the balance formula to calculate against the budgeted amount (i.e. =budget-YTD). So if the budget is revised, I want the balance to automatically consider the revised amount, not the original amount. I have tried using the IF stmt, but I cannot get the formula to consider the revisions. Can anyone please help? Below is what I have tried, based on help from here. Thanks =IF(G74<"",G74-I74,IF(E74<"",E74-I74,C74-I74)) |
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