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  1. 05-29-2013, 08:20 AM #1
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    Cumulative sum, based on previous data

    Ok, I'm sure this is pretty easy to figure out but this has been bugging me for a while.

    If you look at the attached file, I have twelve months of data of various amounts. What I would like to do is to report ZERO for Jan as the amount if less than 0.5; report ZERO for Feb as the total of Jan and Feb is still less than 0.5. However, for Mar I'd like to report 0.7 as that is the total of Jan, Feb, and Mar and is over 0.5. For Apr I would like to report 1.2 as that amount is already higher than 0.5; May ZERO and Jun 1.3 and so on and so fourth

    I have to do this for over 10k lines of data and would love an easier way of formulating it so I know what needs to be reported on any given month

    Thank you so much for your help
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    Re: Cumulative sum, based on previous data

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