Out of curiosity, I manually checked the formula in the first screenshot below and got a different result. (As you see, the formula returned $49,515.63, while my manual check returned $49,015.63, as you see in the last screenshot below. A $500 difference. 

Can anyone explain what’s going on? I’d appreciate any insight!

To check the formula, I went to the List of Transactions tab and did the following:

Column G: Set the filter to ≥ 0 (per screenshot below) Column J: Set the filter to show only “R” (screenshot below)

Column G: Noted the total (screenshot below)

Checked the line numbers to ensure that all of them are ≥3 and ≤ 316, which they are

​Out of curiosity, I manually checked the formula in the first screenshot below and got a different result. (As you see, the formula returned $49,515.63, while my manual check returned $49,015.63, as you see in the last screenshot below. A $500 difference.  Can anyone explain what’s going on? I’d appreciate any insight!  To check the formula, I went to the List of Transactions tab and did the following:Column G: Set the filter to ≥ 0 (per screenshot below) Column J: Set the filter to show only “R” (screenshot below)Column G: Noted the total (screenshot below) Checked the line numbers to ensure that all of them are ≥3 and ≤ 316, which they are     Read More

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