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BadBoy
Hello all,
The formula below will add the number in cell A1 from a workbook called
‘Monthly Totals’ to A1 in a book called ‘Yearly Totals’.
Is there a way that the formula can be written to check the number at A1 in
‘Monthly Totals’;
And if the number at A1 in ‘Monthly Totals’ is 0 (zero), don’t add it to the
‘Yearly Totals’ workbook.
If the number at A1 in ‘Monthly Totals’ is less than the number at A1 in the
‘Yearly Totals’, add it.
And if the number at A1 in ‘Monthly Totals’ is greater than the number at A1
in the ‘Yearly Totals’, subtract it from the number in the ‘Yearly Totals’
workbook.
=SUM('Monthly Totals.xls'!$A$1)
Hopefully this is explained a wee bit better than I had yesterday.
Thank you so much.
-Bad
The formula below will add the number in cell A1 from a workbook called
‘Monthly Totals’ to A1 in a book called ‘Yearly Totals’.
Is there a way that the formula can be written to check the number at A1 in
‘Monthly Totals’;
And if the number at A1 in ‘Monthly Totals’ is 0 (zero), don’t add it to the
‘Yearly Totals’ workbook.
If the number at A1 in ‘Monthly Totals’ is less than the number at A1 in the
‘Yearly Totals’, add it.
And if the number at A1 in ‘Monthly Totals’ is greater than the number at A1
in the ‘Yearly Totals’, subtract it from the number in the ‘Yearly Totals’
workbook.
=SUM('Monthly Totals.xls'!$A$1)
Hopefully this is explained a wee bit better than I had yesterday.
Thank you so much.
-Bad