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I have a cell (A35) that displays the sum of the cells in range
A9:A33. The cells in this range are pre-populated based off another cell's data divided by 24. Cell A35 is set to show a max total of $230,000 even if the cells add up to more than that. However, the cells in column A may add up to $230,000 before reaching A33. If that happens, I'd like the cells that are left (haven't been added yet) to display a 0 or dash. I am thinking that there needs to be some sort of formula running in the background that keeps a running total of column A. Then once the total of column A has exceeded $230,000, the rest of the cells in the range in column A need to display a 0 or dash. I hope that makes sense--it's difficult to put it into words. Thanks! |
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