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Default Automatic row insertion

I would like my spreadsheet to automatically insert a row once I have entered
past a certain column. How would I do that? It would also need to update a
total column at the end. In other words, my total formula would have to
increase by the new row.
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Default Automatic row insertion

In order to automatically update a range over which a formula calculates, use
dynamic named ranges, discussed he
http://www.ozgrid.com/Excel/DynamicRanges.htm

As for have XL automatically enter a new row--I'm not sure what you mean by
that. If you just mean that you want your total to automatically update as
you enter a new row of data, then the dynamic named range will take care of
that.

Post back here if you have any questions.

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I would like my spreadsheet to automatically insert a row once I have entered
past a certain column. How would I do that? It would also need to update a
total column at the end. In other words, my total formula would have to
increase by the new row.

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