@Clifford2220
To achieve this behavior where a number in Column C needs to roll over to zero and be placed in the next cell down in Column B when it reaches a limit of 7 digits, you can use a combination of formulas. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to set this up:
- In cell C2, enter the initial number.
- In cell D2, enter the following formula to calculate the difference between the numbers in Column C:
=C2-B2
3. In cell B3, enter the following formula to calculate the new number in Column B based on the rollover logic:
=IF(D2>=1000000, B2+1, B2)
4. In cell C3, enter the following formula to calculate the new number in Column C based on the rollover logic:
=IF(D2>=1000000, MOD(C2, 1000000), C2)
5. Copy cells B3:C3 down as needed.
Here is what each formula does:
- The formula in Column D calculates the difference between the numbers in Columns C and B. When the difference reaches or exceeds 1,000,000 (7 digits), it triggers the rollover logic.
- The formula in Column B checks if the difference in Column D is 1,000,000 or more. If true, it adds 1 to the value in the previous row of Column B. Otherwise, it keeps the same value.
- The formula in Column C checks if the difference in Column D is 1,000,000 or more. If true, it takes the remainder of the value in the previous row of Column C divided by 1,000,000. Otherwise, it keeps the same value.
By using these formulas, the numbers in Column C will roll over to zero and continue counting in Column B whenever the 7-digit limit is reached. The text, steps and functions were created with the help of AI.
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