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    conditional statement formula

    Hey all... this seems to be the best place to get some answers, so here goes...

    I'm setting up a sheet for personal financial help, and basically, I've set it up where I can input a value for my paycheck, set up a list of budgeted expenses and bills, and then have a value at the bottom to show what is remaining in my checking acct.

    Where I've run into my problem, is I would like to be able to put an "x" (or some other value, I'm not particular) in the cell immediately to the left of the expense when I actually pay it, and have the corresponding expense be taken out of my total account balance... sort of a way to balance my checkbook.

    I understand my description is vague, so please ask any questions you need to help clarify! Please cut this noob some slack !

    Thanks!
    Last edited by VBA Noob; 01-18-2008 at 03:03 PM.

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    Perhaps something like...

    =Sumif(A1:A100,"<>X",C1:C100)

    where A1:A100 is the range you mark with an "X" and C1:C100 is the range that gets summed if there is no "X" in A1:A100...
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