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Drew,
You can use the SUMIF function. Let's say that you bills are in column A, starting in cell A1, and you put PAID in column B when they are paid. To get the summation then, use the formula (for the first hundred rows) =SUMIF(B1:B100,"<Paid",A1:A100) HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Drew" wrote in message ... I have a column that sums. The column is a list of my bills; for example $50, $100, $150. If I pay my $50 bill, i want to do something to the cell to indicate that the bill is paid (maybe strikeout text, a green color or something), and to not include that bill in the summation. Thanks in advance for your help |
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