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    Re: Getting Macro to dynamically adjust to a new row

    Does the attached work for you? It takes values from certain cells in the Room worksheets and adds linking formulas to the Totals sheet. You'd need to already have all the Room worksheets in the workbook and ensure that they are positioned between the Temp_tables and the Totals worksheets.
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    Excel 365 user. To unblock a downloaded macro-enabled workbook, go to your "Downloads" folder > right click on the workbook name > click 'Properties' > check the 'Unblock' checkbox. You can now open the workbook.

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