Is it possible to "link" two cells in Excel via some sort of formula? -


For example, I want to add content of A1 and B1 to always up to 1000. If the user type "200" in cell A1, I want B1 to be automatically updated to be "800". Similarly, if the user types "600" in the cell of "B", then I have to update the A1 to "400" automatically.

I can easily do one or the other - for example I have A1 for "1000 - B1", and I want to get the second half of the behavior, but if the user type "200" To A1, then it overwrites my formula and now I have been left with numbers that do not match and do not auto update.

? Or is there the wrong tool excel?

You need an alternative solution.

The user has 2 cells to enter the values;

And then use the second 2 cells to show the value, thus, you can use

  (ifblank ($ A $ 1), '' , $ 2000- $ A $ 1) in other cells (isblank ($ B $ 1), '', 2000- $ B $ 1)  


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