Customer order Microsoft template

I am using Microsoft template to manage orders on my website. This template allows me to see the total price with tax that user need to pay.

This formula sums up price in exact row when conditions are made. If cell A18 is not equal 0, formula multiplies cell A18 which is quantity of product by price in cell E18 and if the condition is made it shows sum in cell G18. If the condition is not made cell G18 shows just blank space. Formula is the same for cells from A18 to G37.

The cell G39 sum up every value in cells G18 to G37 if condition is made. Again, if value in any cell between G18 and G37 is bigger than 0, then cell G39 shows sum of all values greater than 0. If there is no value greater than 0 then this cell shows blank space.

This cell is again conditional cell. If the sum of cell G39 is greater than 0, then this cell multiplies value of cell G39 by tax rate in cell G40 to get total sum of all product with tax rate. If tax rate in cell G40 is equal 0 or null, then total value is equal the same value as it is in cell G39. Else if Subtotal value in cell G39 is equal to 0, then total sum in cell G41 shows blank space.

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