I download bank statement info in csv format and import it into Excel 2010. Column D has the total amount of the transaction and Column E the GST amount. Then I have 10 or so columns to the left to show which expense category it is eg Tools, Phone etc. How can I record a formula or macro to be able to select the cell under 'Tools' or whatever and calculate column D amount less column E amount for that row?
Last edited by wanted-66; 07-08-2010 at 06:50 AM.
Thanks Pike for your time and the welcome.
Yes I know how to enter a formula, but it gets quite time consuming doing it row after row.
I would love to be able to select the cell where I want the answer (anywhere from Column G to Y) and be able to use a macro shortcut such as Control + g, that runs: D(same row number)-E (same row number). The answer would be in the same row as the D & E cells being used for the formula.
I have tried recording a macro, but it doesn't work as it seems to use how many cells to the left etc and obviously while the D & E columns remain the same, the cell I need the answer in varies.
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Thanks so much for your help.
It worked perfectly, the first time I ran it, but then would not run again, gave answer of 0 or some enormous number.
Macro has title of GSTcalc and this is how I used your code
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Many thanks
Last edited by wanted-66; 07-07-2010 at 08:45 AM. Reason: add code tags
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Sorry.
Have fixed it
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Yippee!
It works beautifully.
Thanks very much, saves hours of work.
Your help is much appreciated.
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