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Hi,
I am trying to figure out how I can continuously subtract a given number from every entry in a column. I want to be able to somehow be able to enter a number, say, in a cell and in so doing would deduct that sum from every cell in that column. All the numbers in the various cells of that column would change. The next day I might enter another number in that cell again and it would continue to deduct from that column. In other words what I am trying to achieve is a kind of stock control where the rows represent the various parts required for a particular task, so one job might require 1 of everything in column A. The numbers of the various components in each row may vary, so: Row 1 Item 1 56 Row 2 Item 2 44 Row 3 Item 3 39 Somewhere, presumably row 4, cell 3 (in that example) I could enter a number, say 2, and that would permanently change item 1 to 54, item 2 to 42 and item 3 to 37, so that next time I needed to deduct a sum, I could enter another number and it would change that. Any ideas? -- Ron O'Brien |
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