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TimB1969
 
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Default How do I use last cell w/value with Sum?

I want to subtract the value and only that value from my total and then next
month when I enter a value make it recognize that as the last value and
subtract that?

ie Month 1
$10 $5 = $5

Month 2

$10 $5 $3 =$7

so on and so forth
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Dave R.
 
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One way is to use
=INDEX(1:1,MAX(IF(1:1<"",COLUMN(1:1))))

array entered, to return the rightmost entry in row 1.


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I want to subtract the value and only that value from my total and then

next
month when I enter a value make it recognize that as the last value and
subtract that?

ie Month 1
$10 $5 = $5

Month 2

$10 $5 $3 =$7

so on and so forth



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Frank Kabel
 
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Hi
see:
http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.LastValue.html

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Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany

TimB1969 wrote:
I want to subtract the value and only that value from my total and
then next month when I enter a value make it recognize that as the
last value and subtract that?

ie Month 1
$10 $5 = $5

Month 2

$10 $5 $3 =$7

so on and so forth



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