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    Counter Reset??

    Hi,

    Can anyone help to advice how to solve my current issues.

    Let said,

    Col A - Col B will give you the answer said 25 in Col C

    Is there a condition or formula, in which when Col C reaches 25, it will reset the number back to zero.

    Thank you in advance

    loh

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    Quote Originally Posted by loh69
    Hi,

    Can anyone help to advice how to solve my current issues.

    Let said,

    Col A - Col B will give you the answer said 25 in Col C

    Is there a condition or formula, in which when Col C reaches 25, it will reset the number back to zero.

    Thank you in advance

    loh
    did you mean on a line-by-line basis? or as a total-column basis?

    =MOD((A1+B1),25)

    which does not reset the values, but shows answers as would be the remainder were A + B divided by 25.

    =MOD((SUM(A:A)+SUM(B:B)),25)

    alternately
    =MOD(SUM(A:B),25)

    will do the 'total' column.

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    Nope, this is what i want.

    meaning, if A1 + B1 = 25, then A1 figures will becomes B1 figures, then the sum of A1+B1 wille zero.

    Thanks

    Loh

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    Quote Originally Posted by loh69
    Nope, this is what i want.

    meaning, if A1 + B1 = 25, then A1 figures will becomes B1 figures, then the sum of A1+B1 wille zero.

    Thanks

    Loh
    That's above me, perhaps a VB person can help ?



    well, perhaps one could consider that, (ignoring the mathematical plus/&/minus options), A1=B1 & A1+B1=0 could only be achieved if A1=0 and B1=0, and this occurred from A1+B1=25, therefore A1 was = 25 and B1 was 0,, thus whan A1=25 and B1=0 then A1 becomes zero. All too confusing....
    Last edited by Bryan Hessey; 09-28-2006 at 08:02 AM.

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