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mike

Im trying to make a budget sheet! NEED HELP
 
Hi, im a new user to excel. Im trying to make a budget sheet. What I would
like to do is to be able to input in a number, say when i go out and fill up
my gas tank. I would like to be able to input this number into excel and then
have it continually add up the ammount of times i fill up. I know how to do
this by totalling but instead of having to add up all the times i need to
fill up, if i could input this in daily while excel creates a total it would
be amazing. Can anyone help me. Thanks

I guess im looking for this

Input ---------- Total
5.00-------------5.00 monday
10.00----------- 15.00 tuesday
60.00-----------75.00 wednesday

Sandy

Im trying to make a budget sheet! NEED HELP
 
Hi Mike,
To achieve the following:

A B C
1 Day Input Total
2 Monday 7.00 7.00
3 Tuesday 9.00 16.00
4 Wednesday 5.00 21.00
5 Etc.

Type in Cell C2 '=B2' (without quotes)
In C3 type '=IF(B3="","",C2+B3)' then copy this formula down the rest of
the C column as far as you want to go.

Sandy

"mike" wrote in message
...
Hi, im a new user to excel. Im trying to make a budget sheet. What I would
like to do is to be able to input in a number, say when i go out and fill
up
my gas tank. I would like to be able to input this number into excel and
then
have it continually add up the ammount of times i fill up. I know how to
do
this by totalling but instead of having to add up all the times i need to
fill up, if i could input this in daily while excel creates a total it
would
be amazing. Can anyone help me. Thanks

I guess im looking for this

Input ---------- Total
5.00-------------5.00 monday
10.00----------- 15.00 tuesday
60.00-----------75.00 wednesday




Lilliabeth

Im trying to make a budget sheet! NEED HELP
 

Put this in C1 and copy it down:

=SUM($B$1:B1)


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