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Anyone here a whiz at Excel?
I have a question that 3 people so far have not been able to answer. I will try to make sense of this, but here is what I am trying to do:
I have a column of numbers, every day I add a new number to the bottom of the column.
I have an equation that is complicated, but I will use a simple one here to find what I need to do.
Let's say I want to add the top number (which is always constant) to the bottom number in the column. I can write the equation to do this, but since I am adding a new number every day at the bottom of the column, I want Excel to always use the last number in the column.
The analogy would be "n+1" where "n" is the previous entry, and "n+1" is the last entry.
So the simple equation would be (assuming A1 is the top cell):
=A1+(AN+1)
so let's say the last cell in the column is A8 the equation would be
=A1+N where N is the cell A8. OR,
=A1+A8.
Now let's say I want the equation to always add the next cell which would be A9 - so it would be
=A1+(AN+1) where the (AN+1) is equal to A9.
The real question is, in Excel how do I input a value into my equation that represents (N+1)????
If anyone can help me I would very much appreciate this.
Always calculating,
I have a question that 3 people so far have not been able to answer. I will try to make sense of this, but here is what I am trying to do:
I have a column of numbers, every day I add a new number to the bottom of the column.
I have an equation that is complicated, but I will use a simple one here to find what I need to do.
Let's say I want to add the top number (which is always constant) to the bottom number in the column. I can write the equation to do this, but since I am adding a new number every day at the bottom of the column, I want Excel to always use the last number in the column.
The analogy would be "n+1" where "n" is the previous entry, and "n+1" is the last entry.
So the simple equation would be (assuming A1 is the top cell):
=A1+(AN+1)
so let's say the last cell in the column is A8 the equation would be
=A1+N where N is the cell A8. OR,
=A1+A8.
Now let's say I want the equation to always add the next cell which would be A9 - so it would be
=A1+(AN+1) where the (AN+1) is equal to A9.
The real question is, in Excel how do I input a value into my equation that represents (N+1)????
If anyone can help me I would very much appreciate this.
Always calculating,