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Webform calculations

Asked by jlcannon in Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), Active Server Pages (ASP), JavaScript

Tags: ASP, JAVAScript, Forms, HTML, Web

I have an excel worksheet that has 3 different calculators on it. I have had help here getting the main one working as an ASp webform using javascript and making an asp webform. well now I want to get the 2 smaller ones working but they have a couple of formulats that i just can quite figure out how to do in asp. I will attache the worksheet to this question and when you open it the large calculator o the left has been done its the 2 samll ones on the right that are on top of each other I need to get working. Please help.
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