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Changing Forecast Data to Actual

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    Brian Hearty via OfficeKB.com
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    Changing Forecast Data to Actual

    I'm attempting to create a spreadsheet in Excel 2002 that records forecast
    and actual data.

    What I want to do is have forecast data for the period April to March in Row
    1 and in another row (i.e. Row 5) record at the end of each month the actual
    data for that month. Once the actual data for a month has been recorded I
    want excel to turn the corresponding forecast figure for that particular
    month to £0.00.

    I've tried using conditional formatting but am unsure if this is possible.

    Can anyone help?

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    Hi,
    I may have misunderstood, but does this help...

    Put your forecast figures in row 1 as normal & in row 2 (you may want to insert another row) type "=if(A5<>0,0,a1)" & format the cell for pounds.


    Hth,
    Rob Brockett
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    Brian Hearty via OfficeKB.com
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    Re: Changing Forecast Data to Actual

    Thanks Rob

    That help to solve the problem.

    Happy learning!


    broro183 wrote:
    >Hi,
    >I may have misunderstood, but does this help...
    >
    >Put your forecast figures in row 1 as normal & in row 2 (you may want
    >to insert another row) type "=if(A5<>0,0,a1)" & format the cell for
    >pounds.
    >
    >Hth,
    >Rob Brockett
    >NZ
    >I'm still learning & the best way to learn is to experience...
    >


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    That's cool - Happy learning to you too
    :-)
    Rob Brockett

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