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    Summing up to a point

    Hi guys,

    Short question. I have an array of values, returned by using filter function which is {20,30,40,10,60}. I would like to deduct 60 from this such that the output is {0,0,30,10,60}. Is there a way to do this? I was using scan and lambda function but residuals are accumulated. (Results were {0,0,30,40,100})
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    Re: Summing up to a point

    I'm afraid I don't understand SCAN and LAMBDA... yet... but try:

    =LET(a,MMULT(N(SEQUENCE(ROWS(B2#))>=SEQUENCE(,ROWS(B2#))),N(+B2#))-SEQUENCE(5,,60,0),IF(a<0,0,a))
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    Re: Summing up to a point

    or:

    =LET(d,B2#,r,ROWS(d),a,MMULT(N(SEQUENCE(r)>=SEQUENCE(,r)),N(+d))-SEQUENCE(r,,60,0),IF(a<0,0,a))
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    Re: Summing up to a point

    Thanks for the quick follow up. Unfortunately the output array isn't what I'm looking for. I would like to get {0,0,30,10,60}. Your formula returns the same as the scan/lambda output I have..

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    Re: Summing up to a point

    Or:

    =LET(a,FILTER(A2:A6,A2:A6>0),IF(SCAN(C2,a,LAMBDA(x,y,x+y))<0,0,SCAN(C2,a,LAMBDA(x,y,x+y))))

    EDIT: Ignore! I misunderstood the requirement.
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    Re: Summing up to a point

    Hahaha. Trying to do 3 things at once.... this is a mess... sorry... but the other 2 are going fine though (not Excel-related)!!

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    Re: Summing up to a point

    Please explain why the third value should be 30.

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    Re: Summing up to a point

    (20+30+40)-60. From that point onwards.. return the value from column B.

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    Re: Summing up to a point

    Yep , Thats why third value is 30. Its essentially FIFO (first in first out).

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    Re: Summing up to a point

    A bit convoluted... but:

    =LET(a,B2#,d,C2,b,SUBTOTAL(9,OFFSET(B2,,,SEQUENCE(ROWS(B2#))))+d,IF(b<0,0,IF(b<a,b,a)))

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    Re: Summing up to a point

    or, non-volatile:

    =LET(a,B2#,d,C2,b,MMULT(N(SEQUENCE(ROWS(B2#))>=SEQUENCE(,ROWS(B2#))),N(+B2#))+d,IF(b<0,0,IF(b<a,b,a)))
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    Re: Summing up to a point

    and of course, you can drop your incomprehensible SCAN/LAMBDA into that, too:

    =LET(a,B2#,d,C2,b,SCAN(d,a,LAMBDA(x,y,x+y)),IF(b<0,0,IF(b<a,b,a)))
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    Re: Summing up to a point

    Thanks mate, will put in effort to learn all three type! Consider this solved.

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    Re: Summing up to a point

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