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sum of three cells
what i need to due is;
first cell(A1) will be the hour meter of a vehicle of when we did a check on it. will say 100 third cell(C1)will be this months hour meter reading. say 250. now second cell(B1) will be the differance between those =150. i had this set up before but my hard drive died and i can not remember how i did this. Thanks |
sum of three cells
In B1 put the formula =C1-A1
I assume that the values in column C will always be higher than those in Column A? "slamon" wrote: what i need to due is; first cell(A1) will be the hour meter of a vehicle of when we did a check on it. will say 100 third cell(C1)will be this months hour meter reading. say 250. now second cell(B1) will be the differance between those =150. i had this set up before but my hard drive died and i can not remember how i did this. Thanks |
sum of three cells
THAT WORK!
THANK YOU "tim m" wrote: In B1 put the formula =C1-A1 I assume that the values in column C will always be higher than those in Column A? "slamon" wrote: what i need to due is; first cell(A1) will be the hour meter of a vehicle of when we did a check on it. will say 100 third cell(C1)will be this months hour meter reading. say 250. now second cell(B1) will be the differance between those =150. i had this set up before but my hard drive died and i can not remember how i did this. Thanks |
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