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Old 12-11-2016, 06:46 PM
Seamus Sean Seamus Sean is offline Adding adjacent cells and having the sum appear in two separate places Windows 10 Adding adjacent cells and having the sum appear in two separate places Office 2016
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Thanks for your reply. This exercise is to determine a way to do a simple horizontal addition problem where, for example, a current expense would be entered in cell B2 that would be added to the previous total expenditures which would be located in A2. We'd like the sum of the two to automatically appear in cell C3, by simply tabbing into it. We'd also like that total to also automatically appear in cell A3 where it would become the new "total expenditure", and it would be added to the next expense....and so on.
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