Sum a column until a specific number is reached

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I would like to Sum a column until 50 is reached. Continue summing the same column again with the remainder from the previous cell if over 50 until 50 is reached again and keep going.
In an adjacent column insert consecutive numbers for each sum of 50.
 
I don't know if i got it right. Isn't the result you need the vol column?

If so, would this work? Just check column E (vol) (the others are just quick helper column to get to that result which can be compacted into a one cell formula)


Book1
ABCDE
1SizeSumMod 50AuxVol
2
3505001Vol 1
425220 
54910111Vol 2
610220332Vol 3 to 4
745.6248.648.60 
8150398.648.63Vol 5 to 7
945443.643.61Vol 8
1015458.68.61Vol 9
Sheet1 (2)
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B3:B10B3=SUM($A$3:A3)
C3:C10C3=MOD(SUM($A$3:A3), 50)
D3D3=(B3-C3)/50
E3:E10E3=IF(D3, "Vol "&SUM($D$2:D2) + 1 & IF(D3>1, " to "&SUM($D$2:D2)+D3, ""), "")
D4:D10D4=(B4-C4)/50-SUM($D$3:D3)
This looked really cool! I like the Vols being displayed as combined
Thank you.
Although, this is still not totally there. :(

0.50.50.5 (Good)
5555.55.5 (Good)
101106.556.5 (Good)
7581.531.5 (This should be 81.5)

But, in Column C, I think I will just use =IF(B2-50<0,B2,B2-50) I wanted a more dynamic calculation, but this should do since Column B is working (as far as I can tell).
Seriously! What an idiot I am for not seeing what you did was correct!
 
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I don't know if i got it right. Isn't the result you need the vol column?

If so, would this work? Just check column E (vol) (the others are just quick helper column to get to that result which can be compacted into a one cell formula)


Book1
ABCDE
1SizeSumMod 50AuxVol
2
3505001Vol 1
425220 
54910111Vol 2
610220332Vol 3 to 4
745.6248.648.60 
8150398.648.63Vol 5 to 7
945443.643.61Vol 8
1015458.68.61Vol 9
Sheet1 (2)
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B3:B10B3=SUM($A$3:A3)
C3:C10C3=MOD(SUM($A$3:A3), 50)
D3D3=(B3-C3)/50
E3:E10E3=IF(D3, "Vol "&SUM($D$2:D2) + 1 & IF(D3>1, " to "&SUM($D$2:D2)+D3, ""), "")
D4:D10D4=(B4-C4)/50-SUM($D$3:D3)
I was looking for a bit of help with counting the Vols, and I see where you are going with this solution.
Column B doesn't start over after 50 but is use to count the Vols in Column D with Vols displayed in Column E. I like the Vols being displayed as combined e.g."Vol 3 to 4".
 
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