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    Hello, I hope some one can help me:

    I have a banking spreadsheet which I update daily. It is roughly set out as below:

    BANKED TODAY: £500

    BANKED FOR MONTH TO DATE: £9,000


    Can I create a formula that adds ‘Banked Today’ to the ‘Month to Date’ figure so that when I update the ‘Banked Today’ figure tomorrow, it’ll add to a running total of £9,500?


    EXAMPLE:

    Say today is 10th month and the ‘Banked for month to date total’ is £9,500

    If on the 11th I changed the ‘Banked Today’ figure to £200.00, I want an autosum to add the £200 to the £9,500 so when I change the ‘Banked Today’ figure on the 12th, it’ll be added to £9,700?

    Any help appreciated. If you need me to explain further let me know.

    Thanks.

    RGSL

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    Re: Cumulative Totals

    http://www.excelforum.com/excel-form...31#post3259431

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    Re: Cumulative Totals

    Thanks Fotis.

    RGSL,

    Welcome to the Forum, unfortunately:

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