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Formula for Excel: C3-AC3, then C3-C25...how do I enter it?
How do I enter a formula on excel to add C3-AC3 and then C3-C25, etc.? I am
quite challenged, so I really need step-by-step instructions. Thank you for your assistance. Lisa P |
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=SUM(C3:AC3) =SUM(C3:C25) If not what you want. post back with more detail. "etc." doesn't mean much without a discernible pattern. Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Mon, 7 Mar 2005 09:43:06 -0800, Lisa P <Lisa wrote: How do I enter a formula on excel to add C3-AC3 and then C3-C25, etc.? I am quite challenged, so I really need step-by-step instructions. Thank you for your assistance. Lisa P |
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