Expense report
Build an expense report with a category dropdown, totals per category that add up, and a flag on every expense over the policy limit.
In this lesson
- Dropdown from a list on another sheet.
- A new rule doesn't change values already in the cells, so fix old entries by hand.
- Totals per category:
=SUMIF($C$2:$C$19,H2,$D$2:$D$19).
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The steps
11 steps: 4 explanations, 5 Do this, 2 questions, then Your turn.
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Delete repeated rows from a merged list, and choose which columns decide what counts as a duplicate.
Confident · 9 min · Free, with no sign-up
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