ForeverUnited
Board Regular
- Joined
- Jul 7, 2010
- Messages
- 80
- Office Version
- 365
- Platform
- MacOS
Hi.
I have the following three formulas:
=B36+(99*B45)
=(B37+B52)
=B38+((99*B45)*52)
And I would like to change each of them so that
First one: from the result of the current formula, deduct the value of B49/4
Second one: from the result of the current formula, deduct the value of B49
Third one: from the result of the current formula, deduct the value of B49/12
Thanks in advance for the help guys, I know this is simple but I just can't work out where the brackets should be!
I have the following three formulas:
=B36+(99*B45)
=(B37+B52)
=B38+((99*B45)*52)
And I would like to change each of them so that
First one: from the result of the current formula, deduct the value of B49/4
Second one: from the result of the current formula, deduct the value of B49
Third one: from the result of the current formula, deduct the value of B49/12
Thanks in advance for the help guys, I know this is simple but I just can't work out where the brackets should be!