help with maths - new kwh meter installed

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unit 6 installed a new kwh meter today

these are the readings i took on 1 November on an excel SS so its auto calculated

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her old meter today has a reading of 0447

so is this correct : 447 - 278 = 169 units she used from 1 nov to today



but her new meter is on 0000

so when i read the meters on 1 Dec i would need to make her start reading 9831 ?
 
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I feel like I am on drugs...

how can her old meter be on 0447? maybe 1447?

Why complicate things? start it fresh and calculate the interim difference and add it
 
I feel like I am on drugs...

how can her old meter be on 0447? maybe 1447?
it clocked over , 9999 to 0000 to 447

Why complicate things? start it fresh and calculate the interim difference and add it

i cant do anything until i read the new meter on 1 december , i need to jippo the excel SS so the only way is to reduce her OLD reading , so i want to know if my numbers above are accurate

thanks
 
I feel like I am on drugs...

how can her old meter be on 0447? maybe 1447?
her old reading was 9655 , 1 nov it was 0278

so i make it 10278 so excel can get the difference

normally i would then put 278 as her old reading on 1 dec but she now has a new meter on 0000 today
 
Here's how I would set up the worksheet... separate the months where there is a rollover from 9999 to 0 on any meters during that period & subtotal the combined units for that month... ;)

PS - the #VALUE errors will disappear once you input the December values...

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Here are the formulas.... ;)

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Here's how I would set up the worksheet... separate the months where there is a rollover from 9999 to 0 on any meters during that period & subtotal the combined units for that month... ;)

PS - the #VALUE errors will disappear once you input the December values...

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Here are the formulas.... ;)

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thank you , thats a good plan for rollovers

my query for now is just factoring in this new meter and i wasnt sure if my maths was correctly done
 
thank you , thats a good plan for rollovers

my query for now is just factoring in this new meter and i wasnt sure if my maths was correctly done
I have updated my example with the corrected readings for you, so they reflect the correct November totals... ;)

Unit 4 may also need the extra row if it also rolls over to zero before 1 Dec...
 
I have updated my example with the corrected readings for you, so they reflect the correct November totals... ;)

Unit 4 may also need the extra row if it also rolls over to zero before 1 Dec...
thanks again

sorry to be a pain but what about the 447 reading taken today on the old removed meter ?
 
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