I asked this question before, but didn't get any responses. So, I'll try to
be clearer this time.
Month Loan Amount
Jan 06 $3300.00
Feb 06 $3279.00
Mar 06 $3250.00
Apr 06
May 06
..
..
..
Dec 06
After this, there is a blank row, then I want a Year to date difference.
In order to calculate that, I need to search up from Dec 06 for the first
entry that isn't quot;quot;.
YTD Diff = LastNonBlankLoanAmt - $3300.00 (B2)
I've tried formula's that I thought would work, but I keep getting VALUE? or
NAME? errors.
I'm using OpenOffice Calc 2.0, so a worksheet formula would be preferred
over a VBA function.
Hi!
These work in Excel. The examples that use Lookup rely on a quot;bugquot; in Excel.
Whether they'll work in OO, ???????
gt; YTD Diff = LastNonBlankLoanAmt - $3300.00 (B2)
Did you mean: $3300.00 (B2) - LastNonBlankLoanAmt
If the loan amount decreases every month:
=MAX(B2:B13)-MIN(B2:B13)
Otherwise, one of these:
=B2-LOOKUP(9.99999999999999E 307,B2:B13)
=B2-LOOKUP(MAX(B2:B13) 1,B2:B13)
Biff
quot;Leo V.quot; gt; wrote in message
...
gt;I asked this question before, but didn't get any responses. So, I'll try
gt;to be clearer this time.
gt;
gt; Month Loan Amount
gt; Jan 06 $3300.00
gt; Feb 06 $3279.00
gt; Mar 06 $3250.00
gt; Apr 06
gt; May 06
gt; .
gt; .
gt; .
gt; Dec 06
gt;
gt; After this, there is a blank row, then I want a Year to date difference.
gt;
gt; In order to calculate that, I need to search up from Dec 06 for the first
gt; entry that isn't quot;quot;.
gt;
gt; YTD Diff = LastNonBlankLoanAmt - $3300.00 (B2)
gt;
gt; I've tried formula's that I thought would work, but I keep getting VALUE?
gt; or NAME? errors.
gt;
gt; I'm using OpenOffice Calc 2.0, so a worksheet formula would be preferred
gt; over a VBA function.
gt;
Thanks for your response.
The loan is really a credit card balance, so it may go up or down.
I just want to see the total difference from January to the most recent
month entered (YTD difference).
So... I tried the last two calculations you provided. Using both ENTER and
CTRL-SHIFT-ENTER and adjusting for the real ranges on my sheet (Jan loan
amount is in B6 and I keep getting the same responses
I've been getting with other attempts:
#NAME?
Maybe OpenOffice can't handle LOOKUP or MAX? Sounds odd as I've loaded some
fairly complex excel spreadsheets. I know MAX works, I've used it
independently. I don't know what is up.
quot;Biffquot; gt; wrote in message
...
gt; Hi!
gt;
gt; These work in Excel. The examples that use Lookup rely on a quot;bugquot; in
gt; Excel. Whether they'll work in OO, ???????
gt;
gt;gt; YTD Diff = LastNonBlankLoanAmt - $3300.00 (B2)
gt;
gt; Did you mean: $3300.00 (B2) - LastNonBlankLoanAmt
gt;
gt; If the loan amount decreases every month:
gt;
gt; =MAX(B2:B13)-MIN(B2:B13)
gt;
gt; Otherwise, one of these:
gt;
gt; =B2-LOOKUP(9.99999999999999E 307,B2:B13)
gt;
gt; =B2-LOOKUP(MAX(B2:B13) 1,B2:B13)
gt;
gt; Biff
gt;
gt; quot;Leo V.quot; gt; wrote in message
gt; ...
gt;gt;I asked this question before, but didn't get any responses. So, I'll try
gt;gt;to be clearer this time.
gt;gt;
gt;gt; Month Loan Amount
gt;gt; Jan 06 $3300.00
gt;gt; Feb 06 $3279.00
gt;gt; Mar 06 $3250.00
gt;gt; Apr 06
gt;gt; May 06
gt;gt; .
gt;gt; .
gt;gt; .
gt;gt; Dec 06
gt;gt;
gt;gt; After this, there is a blank row, then I want a Year to date difference.
gt;gt;
gt;gt; In order to calculate that, I need to search up from Dec 06 for the first
gt;gt; entry that isn't quot;quot;.
gt;gt;
gt;gt; YTD Diff = LastNonBlankLoanAmt - $3300.00 (B2)
gt;gt;
gt;gt; I've tried formula's that I thought would work, but I keep getting VALUE?
gt;gt; or NAME? errors.
gt;gt;
gt;gt; I'm using OpenOffice Calc 2.0, so a worksheet formula would be preferred
gt;gt; over a VBA function.
gt;gt;
gt;
gt;
- Sep 10 Mon 2007 20:39
What formula would I use?
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