need to add cell A1 to cell B1 and have the total reside in B1
D Duffy Mar 21, 2007 #3 What do you mean "code"? Ron de Bruin said: Hi Duffy Only possible with code Is that a option for you ? Click to expand...
What do you mean "code"? Ron de Bruin said: Hi Duffy Only possible with code Is that a option for you ? Click to expand...
D Duffy Mar 21, 2007 #4 Hi Ron What do you mean by codes? Thanks Duffy said: What do you mean "code"? Click to expand...
D Dave F Mar 21, 2007 #5 Cells can't normally both contain a value and a formula. Typically, you would enter in cell C1 =A1+B1 But you want to enter in B1 =B1+A1 The only way to do that is with VBA code, not normal Excel functions. Dave
Cells can't normally both contain a value and a formula. Typically, you would enter in cell C1 =A1+B1 But you want to enter in B1 =B1+A1 The only way to do that is with VBA code, not normal Excel functions. Dave
R Ron de Bruin Mar 21, 2007 #6 VBA code line looks like this then Range("B1").Value = Range("B1").Value + Range("A1").Value
G Gord Dibben Mar 21, 2007 #7 Why do you "need" the total to reside in B1? This method is very prone to errors which leave no "paper trail" for future auditing. You're always better off using a third cell to Sum 2 others. See this google search result for more info, including code. http://snipurl.com/1dmfi Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
Why do you "need" the total to reside in B1? This method is very prone to errors which leave no "paper trail" for future auditing. You're always better off using a third cell to Sum 2 others. See this google search result for more info, including code. http://snipurl.com/1dmfi Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP