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Need a formula written for me
I am trying to set up an Ullage Chart for my job. I have a Template to use but instead of doing a Data input for 14 columns I want to set up a formula that will work for the whole chart. A partial example would be Column B (input a number in B1) and it subtracts from V1 and gives me the answer in C1. I need a formula that will work for inputting numbers in the following Columns B, E, H, K, N, Q, T Subtracting from Column V1 and it auto inputs into columns C, F, I, L, O, R, U..... I will be inputting a total of 450 charts and really need to minimize the time spent data inputting into it. I have a screenshot of the chart but I do not have permission to add attachment |
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Isn't it as simple as
C1: V1-B1 F1: V1-E1 I1: V1-H1 L1: V1-K1 O1: V1-N1 R1: V1-Q1 U1: V1-T1 > I have a screenshot of the chart but I do not have permission to add attachment That's going to rather handicap providing an answer. The screen capture would be nice though. |
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