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  1. #1
    NN
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    continuous sum formula needed

    I have a column of numbers, with a simple SUM formula at the bottom, to which
    I need to add new rows from time to time. How can I get the sum formula to
    recognize an added row so the calculation is correct rather that changing the
    formula manually?

  2. #2
    Niek Otten
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    Re: continuous sum formula needed

    Insert one extra line. You could fill it with ***.
    Include this line in the SUM formula.
    If you need to insert new lines, insert them above the *** line. Your SUM
    formula will be adjusted automatically.

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    Kind regards,

    Niek Otten

    "NN" <NN@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    news:EA3C3251-1227-4635-B9C1-20014FEB304C@microsoft.com...
    >I have a column of numbers, with a simple SUM formula at the bottom, to
    >which
    > I need to add new rows from time to time. How can I get the sum formula
    > to
    > recognize an added row so the calculation is correct rather that changing
    > the
    > formula manually?




  3. #3
    Art
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    RE: continuous sum formula needed

    Another option would be to sum the entire column -- but then you'd have to
    put your total in a different column. This would look like: sum(B:B) if you
    were summing column B.

    Another alternative, if you really want the sum to be at the bottom of the
    column, you can use this formula in Cell B7. If you insert rows above it, it
    should stay okay.

    =SUM($B$1:INDIRECT(CELL("address",OFFSET(B7,-1,0))))

    Art


    "NN" wrote:

    > I have a column of numbers, with a simple SUM formula at the bottom, to which
    > I need to add new rows from time to time. How can I get the sum formula to
    > recognize an added row so the calculation is correct rather that changing the
    > formula manually?


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