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Lower data in column B to allowable max, and make offsetting change in column A

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    I have an excel spreadsheet that I need everything over a specific number to transfers over to Column A. For example, anything over the number 4.5 in Column B would transfer to Column A. So if I type the number 5.5 in Column B and Column A had the number 10 in it than Column B would reduce to 4.5 and A would increase to 11.

    Is this possible?
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    Is this possible?
    Not with a formula. You'd need VBA to do what you describe.

    Is that an option you would be ok with?
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    Re: Formula Help

    Fast answers need visual help. Please read the yellow banner at the top of this page on how to attach a file and a mocked up solution.

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