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    Difference between 2 collum

    To give a small example.

    I have 2 collums. In collum A there is always a value, an amount.

    In collum B a value is added as the input grows, this value is always bigger then collum A.

    Now I would like a cell to give me the difference between collum B and A, so B - A.

    BUT I want this result only to include the difference if both collum are filled in.

    Else the result will always be negative.

    So only when there is a value in collum B, the value of cell in collum B - cell collum A and this for the entire collum.

    I hope it makes any sense.
    Last edited by Baddeboy; 07-08-2019 at 04:04 AM.

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