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calculating positive and negative formulas
I am trying to do a budget worksheet. On one column I have totals added up
for expenses. On another sheet I have credit card payments & charges. If charges exceed payments, then a negative number will result. How can I include that number into my Expenses column & reflect the correct total, whether its a positive or negative number? |
I'm sure it's not as simple as it seems, but can you not just subtract or
add them as appropriate? -- Ian -- "cliford" wrote in message ... I am trying to do a budget worksheet. On one column I have totals added up for expenses. On another sheet I have credit card payments & charges. If charges exceed payments, then a negative number will result. How can I include that number into my Expenses column & reflect the correct total, whether its a positive or negative number? |
Cliford,
Do you mean that if the charges exceed the payment you want the negative total added as a "positive" to the expenses total? If so then try: =Expenses Total + - Negative Total it may be easier to read it as: =Expenses Total + (- Negative Total) -- HTH Sandy Replace@mailinator with @tiscali.co.uk "cliford" wrote in message ... I am trying to do a budget worksheet. On one column I have totals added up for expenses. On another sheet I have credit card payments & charges. If charges exceed payments, then a negative number will result. How can I include that number into my Expenses column & reflect the correct total, whether its a positive or negative number? |
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