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I think that MS EXCEL 2003 should have a simpler formula to subtract numbers
versus it's current one that requires a minus sign after every cell reference. The formula should be similar to the function that's performed with the "sum" function. An example of this forula would look like this: =diff(A2:A40), instead of it's current syntax which is =A2-A3-A4............ This would allow for the subtraction of a wider range of cells in less time. |
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