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how do i keep a total down a column , ie. say start with
i need to keep a running total down a column subtracting amounts from the
original figure |
how do i keep a total down a column , ie. say start with
A little more information about how things are laid out on your worksheet
would help us help you. A possible start? Your original amount is in A1, the values to be subtracted from that original amount are in column B. Then a formula like =A1-SUM(B:B) in cell A2 (or any cell not in column B) would show the current balance. "julie" wrote: i need to keep a running total down a column subtracting amounts from the original figure |
how do i keep a total down a column , ie. say start with
A second possibility:
Original value in A2 First payment in B2 for initial balance, in C2 you could put = A2-B2 At this point you continue putting 'payments' in column B, and in C3 you put this formula: =C2-B3 and that will fill on down the sheet keeping a running balance for you. "julie" wrote: i need to keep a running total down a column subtracting amounts from the original figure |
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