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The formulas should automatically update as you add values (assuming
Calculation mode is set to Automatic). Alternative approach: You could set up your months to collect values from an 'Amount' column by date if you record dates for each revenue transaction. This is how my bookkeeping app works, so transaction entries can be input at random and each month column only collects entries for their respective month. YTD is done on a 'Summary' sheet that's set up like a P&L so it shows revenue, COGS, and Expenses by month. Totals are by month, quarter, and YTD. This sheet collects values from 'Income' and 'Expenses', and so is read only. YTD is by row for each section. Detail is handled via Outlining for each Expense category, where sub categories display their respective amounts. Detail for the Revenue sub categories are handled the same way, though there's only one revenue category. -- Garry Free usenet access at http://www.eternal-september.org Classic VB Users Regroup! comp.lang.basic.visual.misc microsoft.public.vb.general.discussion |
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