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Incremental Formulae in Excel
I'm sure I have done this in the past but can't remember how.
I am setting up a worksheet to record monthly payments. I want a running total of these payments and a decreasing running total of the initial lump sum. ie. C2 = C1 +A2 extended for say 60 months. E2 = E1 - A2 _______,,_______________ There must be an easier way than entering each new formula. |
Incremental Formulae in Excel
Please post some example showing the layout of your data
-- AP "leonperrins" a écrit dans le message de news: ... I'm sure I have done this in the past but can't remember how. I am setting up a worksheet to record monthly payments. I want a running total of these payments and a decreasing running total of the initial lump sum. ie. C2 = C1 +A2 extended for say 60 months. E2 = E1 - A2 _______,,_______________ There must be an easier way than entering each new formula. |
Incremental Formulae in Excel
This is a sample Date Payment £ Running Total utstanding 17/05/2006 531 531 63720 531 1062 63189 531 1593 62658 "Ardus Petus" wrote: Please post some example showing the layout of your data -- AP "leonperrins" a écrit dans le message de news: ... I'm sure I have done this in the past but can't remember how. I am setting up a worksheet to record monthly payments. I want a running total of these payments and a decreasing running total of the initial lump sum. ie. C2 = C1 +A2 extended for say 60 months. E2 = E1 - A2 _______,,_______________ There must be an easier way than entering each new formula. |
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