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IcoHolic - 21 Aug 2006 17:23 GMT
Hey all, I've tried a while to get this working. SUMIF() is where I wa
trying. No dice though

Image of the spreadsheet:
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Problem:
In the area with the -$2,8525.00 number. I want it to calculate dail
the difference in the Projected & Actual income totals. i.e. B17 $5.0
+ C17 -$10.00. Only doing the calculation whenever I enter somethin
into any of the "ACTUAL" named boxes. Not calculate any days that hav
$0.00 in all the actual boxes.

Example:

On September 3rd, once I've entered the actual boxes data. The big bo
adds B17 + C17 + D17 and that's it. It doesn't continue to E17 becaus
all the actual boxes have $0.00 in them.

I hope I made sense

Thanks All
Crai
Dav - 21 Aug 2006 17:37 GMT
The obvious limit is that actuals can not be 0, otherwise what is th
logic of selecting a value Since 0 could appear this is a danger, bu
not withstanding as per your instructions

=SUMIF(B16:AB16,"<>0",B17:AB17)

Regards

Da
IcoHolic - 21 Aug 2006 18:24 GMT
I have no idea what you just said. Everything seems to work exactly as I
wanted.

Thanks so much,
Craig

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