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SUM to infinity on a column
Hi,
I have a spreadsheet which is generated by an export from Access. Column C does not come from Access and is a totals column, basically Column A - Column B. I have put some conditional formatting on Column C so that it is red if the value is negative and green if positive. I have put a calculaion in Column C which is, "=sum(A1-B1)". I realise that if I drag Column C down, then each cell will become "=sum(A2-B2)" and "=sum(A3-B3)" etc. However, my problem is I have no way of knowing how many rows will be in the spreadsheet. It could be 10 or it could be 10,000. Is there anyway that I can make Column C always reaslise that it will be Column A - Column B on the same row, bearing in mind that row 1 is the header and cannot be included in the calculation? Thanks for your help Bobby |
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