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Creating a year to date transformation

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    Creating a year to date transformation

    I am looking to create a year-to-date transformation for data. I have two columns with a date in A and a data point (sales) in column B. I am looking to create a Year-to-date value by month, so Jan=Jan, Feb=Jan + Feb, Mar=Jan+Feb+Mar etc...

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    Re: Creating a year to date transformation

    Hi,

    We really need to see the actual workbook in order to offer a definitive answer. But for example assuming your January sales are in B2 then in C2 copied down

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