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Hopefully someone can help. I have 2 columns in a form. One column, HRS/M,
has fields of Hrs/M1, Hrs/M2, Hrs/M3 (which are hours manually entered).
The second column,Unit Cost, has calculated fields of (Hrs/M1*94.45),
(Hrs/M2*94.45), etc. (FYI - $94.45 is the Unit Cost)
Then, because there will be cost not associated with hours or a unit cost
(such as purchased parts) ...it needs to be entered manually. These cells
are uncalculated and named (Unit Cost1), (Unit Cost2), etc.
I want to sum (Hrs/M1*94.45) and (Hrs/M2*94.45) and (Unit Cost1) and (Unit
Cost2), etc.
Is there a way to sum both calculated and uncalculated cells for a total at
the bottom of the column?
Thanks!
has fields of Hrs/M1, Hrs/M2, Hrs/M3 (which are hours manually entered).
The second column,Unit Cost, has calculated fields of (Hrs/M1*94.45),
(Hrs/M2*94.45), etc. (FYI - $94.45 is the Unit Cost)
Then, because there will be cost not associated with hours or a unit cost
(such as purchased parts) ...it needs to be entered manually. These cells
are uncalculated and named (Unit Cost1), (Unit Cost2), etc.
I want to sum (Hrs/M1*94.45) and (Hrs/M2*94.45) and (Unit Cost1) and (Unit
Cost2), etc.
Is there a way to sum both calculated and uncalculated cells for a total at
the bottom of the column?
Thanks!