I'm sure I have done this in the past but can't remember how.
I am setting up a worksheet to record monthly payments.
I want a running total of these payments and a decreasing running total of
the initial lump sum.
ie. C2 = C1 A2 extended for say 60 months.
E2 = E1 - A2 _______,,_______________
There must be an easier way than entering each new formula.
Please post some example showing the layout of your data
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quot;leonperrinsquot; gt; a écrit dans le
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gt; I'm sure I have done this in the past but can't remember how.
gt; I am setting up a worksheet to record monthly payments.
gt; I want a running total of these payments and a decreasing running total of
gt; the initial lump sum.
gt; ie. C2 = C1 A2 extended for say 60 months.
gt; E2 = E1 - A2 _______,,_______________
gt;
gt; There must be an easier way than entering each new formula.
This is a sample
DatePayment £Running Total utstanding
17/05/200653153163720
531106263189
531159362658quot;Ardus Petusquot; wrote:
gt; Please post some example showing the layout of your data
gt;
gt; --
gt; AP
gt;
gt; quot;leonperrinsquot; gt; a écrit dans le
gt; message de news: ...
gt; gt; I'm sure I have done this in the past but can't remember how.
gt; gt; I am setting up a worksheet to record monthly payments.
gt; gt; I want a running total of these payments and a decreasing running total of
gt; gt; the initial lump sum.
gt; gt; ie. C2 = C1 A2 extended for say 60 months.
gt; gt; E2 = E1 - A2 _______,,_______________
gt; gt;
gt; gt; There must be an easier way than entering each new formula.
gt;
gt;
gt;
- Aug 14 Mon 2006 20:08
Incremental Formulae in Excel
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