Hello All,
I would like to ask for some support in below topic.
I need to find some solution which after add extra row in excel file, the formula from colmn D, was automatically added to a new line in column D as well.
In attach you will find my excel file with this example.
Thanks in advane for your help.
Select row 5 - right-click - insert. The formulae will move down for you.
Ali
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Hello,
I don't want to insert the same formula every time, I would like the formula to appear in it automatically after adding a new row.
After incert new row, the formula will not move down - new row is empty.
Please provide a sample of what you want to see after inserting a row. It's not at all clear from your description.
Maybe this?
1. Convert your range to a table.
2. Right-click cell B5.
3. Right-click - insert table row.
4. Change the formula to: =IF([@x]="","",SUM(B3,C3))
Last edited by AliGW; 05-29-2023 at 03:40 AM. Reason: Workbook added.
Yes, of course, in attach you will find my template.
That doesn't tell me anything new! Please see my previous post - I think you probably need to convert the range to a table. Otherwise you are going to need VBA.
I add row in basic way (right clik - insert - I don't want change this), issue is when I add this row, I need in column D appear a formula sum x+y, aotomatically, without click move down for users.
Insert row works with a table.
Ok, just one question more, what mean x in this formula?
[@x] is the structured table reference for the field labelled x.
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Thank you very much for your help
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