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How do I substract numbers in range like this: Substract(a1..a10)
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How do I substract numbers in range like this: Substract(a1..a10)
depends on what you mean...
Maybe: =-sum(a1:a10) or maybe: a1-sum(a2:a10) Paulo wrote: -- Dave Peterson |
How do I substract numbers in range like this: Substract(a1..a
For example: to add I do this
a1 1.00 + a2 2.00 + a3 3.00 + a4 6.00 (total) =sum(a1:a3) I want to do this a1 6.00 - a2 1.00 - a3 1.00 - a4 4.00 (total) =?(a1:a3) "Dave Peterson" wrote: depends on what you mean... Maybe: =-sum(a1:a10) or maybe: a1-sum(a2:a10) Paulo wrote: -- Dave Peterson |
How do I substract numbers in range like this: Substract(a1..a
Try
=A1-SUM(A2:A3) Regards Rowan Paulo wrote: For example: to add I do this a1 1.00 + a2 2.00 + a3 3.00 + a4 6.00 (total) =sum(a1:a3) I want to do this a1 6.00 - a2 1.00 - a3 1.00 - a4 4.00 (total) =?(a1:a3) "Dave Peterson" wrote: depends on what you mean... Maybe: =-sum(a1:a10) or maybe: a1-sum(a2:a10) Paulo wrote: -- Dave Peterson |
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