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    subtracting cells from next value

    Hey everyone,

    I have a spreadsheet with 3 columns.. Amount, base, paid

    The amount is total produced

    Base-- base pay (draw)

    Paid-- amount comm paid

    A B C
    100,000 1000 14,000-(B1)

    BLANK 1000 BLANK

    100,000 1000 35,000-(B2+B3)


    FOR EVERY BLANK.. I am wanting to sum each 1,000, including the next 1,000 on a non-blank row and subtract from the next "paid" amount

    I am having trouble coming up with the concept..

    any help would be appreciated

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    Re: subtracting cells from next value

    Could you use this....
    =SUMIFS(B1:B3,A1:A3,"",C1:C3,"")
    Change the ranges to suit your needs. This will get you the sum of the 1000 with blanks, but will not give the subtract from part of it as I do not know the range to subtract.
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    Re: subtracting cells from next value

    This may work but...

    Not sure

    I want the following to happen

    If column a has an amount then column c will have an amount
    And that amount will subtract column b

    Column a | column b | column c
    100,000. |. 1000. | 17,000 (cell C1- B1)
    Blank. |. 1000. |. Blank
    Blank. |. 1000. |. Blank
    100,000. |. 1000. | 31,000. (Cell C4 - sum(Cell B2:B4)
    Blank. |. 1000. | blank.
    100,000. |. 1000. |35,000. (Cell C6 -sum(B5:B6)

    Thanks for your help!

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    Re: subtracting cells from next value

    If I understand correctly, you want to subtract the value in column C with the value in column B, BUT, depending on how many blanks there are before each non-blank row, will determine which cells in column B will be used to subtract from column C? If this is correct, then I have no clue how to go about doing that.

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    Re: subtracting cells from next value

    That's correct... Thanks

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    Re: subtracting cells from next value

    Hopefully one of the infamous guru's/experts can help you out.

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    Re: subtracting cells from next value

    Hi, hopefully the attached worksheet will do what you're looking for.
    Cells in column D need to be entered as an array (Ctrl-Shift-Enter).
    And Row 1 needs to be empty.
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    Re: subtracting cells from next value

    BEamernsw,

    Thank you for the doc.. it almost works.. I had to add some column to my table and I am getting the following...

    A LITTLE CONFUSED AS TO WHY THIS IS HAPPENING.

    Thanks for your help!!
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    Re: subtracting cells from next value

    Hi, its because my formula is checking if the cell in column F is blank, but you have a 0 in there.

    So change the first "" to 0 and if you wish to have a 0 in column G as well then also change the last "" to 0.
    =IF(F3<>0,F3-SUM(INDIRECT("C"&MAX(IF(G$2:G2<>"",ROW(G$2:G2)))+1):C3),0)

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