JTL9161
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Not sure if this is doable.
I have a spreadsheet approximately 200 rows with 12 columns for weeks in a quarter. Each column has a (projected) number that could be between 0 and 99 (usually not that high though) Those numbers go through each column and then I do a sum in the last column. Weekly though I need to go in and change the numbers to actual numbers thus changing my sum in the last column. Is there a way (I guess in another column) that will retain the projected number sum and then in another column give the actual number sum. Meaning columns A- L have 1 to 12 and column 13 has 78. Then the next time I go in I change the 1 to 5 which would change my total to 82 but I want to retain the 78 total so I can see the difference between projected sum and actual sum.
Hope I explained this well enough
Thanks,
James
I have a spreadsheet approximately 200 rows with 12 columns for weeks in a quarter. Each column has a (projected) number that could be between 0 and 99 (usually not that high though) Those numbers go through each column and then I do a sum in the last column. Weekly though I need to go in and change the numbers to actual numbers thus changing my sum in the last column. Is there a way (I guess in another column) that will retain the projected number sum and then in another column give the actual number sum. Meaning columns A- L have 1 to 12 and column 13 has 78. Then the next time I go in I change the 1 to 5 which would change my total to 82 but I want to retain the 78 total so I can see the difference between projected sum and actual sum.
Hope I explained this well enough
Thanks,
James