Hi,
I have a spreadsheet(Sheet 1) that substracts a Budget total from the $'s spent(Sheet 2) to get the Budget Remaining. Each time a new $ amount is spent(Sheet 2), the cell(in Sheet 2), deletes the old amount spent with the new (which is what I want it to do), therefore giving me a Budget Remaining(Sheet 1) that does not include the 1st amount spent. This is the problem.
Soooo, I tried creating another spreadsheet(Sheet 3) that copies the $'s spent(Sheet 2)in a column. How would I have(Sheet 3)jump to a new row when new $'s are spent(keeping the 1st $ spent in tact on row 1), so I could just use that column's cell reference in my formula to get the YTD Budget Remaining (on Sheet 1)? Also Sheet 3 would keep a running total from each new column entry, showing a Balance Remaining.
Hope this makes sense.
Thank you,
CindiN
I have a spreadsheet(Sheet 1) that substracts a Budget total from the $'s spent(Sheet 2) to get the Budget Remaining. Each time a new $ amount is spent(Sheet 2), the cell(in Sheet 2), deletes the old amount spent with the new (which is what I want it to do), therefore giving me a Budget Remaining(Sheet 1) that does not include the 1st amount spent. This is the problem.
Soooo, I tried creating another spreadsheet(Sheet 3) that copies the $'s spent(Sheet 2)in a column. How would I have(Sheet 3)jump to a new row when new $'s are spent(keeping the 1st $ spent in tact on row 1), so I could just use that column's cell reference in my formula to get the YTD Budget Remaining (on Sheet 1)? Also Sheet 3 would keep a running total from each new column entry, showing a Balance Remaining.
Hope this makes sense.
Thank you,
CindiN