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I've checked the forum for posts relating to this solution but didn't find
any. I'm looking for code that would enter a simple variance formula against two columns for as many values as there are in the two columns. So, if I have in cell B5 a value of 200 and in cell C5 a value of 100, then the value in C5 would be 100 (simple subtraction of values in column C from values in column B). The condition is that the formula works for any two columns preceding the cell that is selected. So, if cell F10 is selected, for example, then the formula will begin in F10, subtracting E10 from D10, on down the F column for as many values as there are in columns D and E. Is this do-able? Thanks. |
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