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Default how do I get the columns to add up as I go along

Stephen wrote on Mon, 15 Oct 2007 10:02:21 +0100:

S "Lynne" wrote in message
S ...
?? I am working on a spread sheet for yearly figures but do
?? not know how to get the columns to add up as I am going
?? along. Could anyone please help with this

S Perhaps you could explain what you want to happen. If you
S have a formula such as =SUM(A1:A12), this will add up the
S cells in the range A1:A12 as you populate them. Presumably
this
S is not what you want, so we need to understand your
S requirement.

Are you perhaps trying to get a running total as you add lines
in the spreadsheet? In that case, you might want to keep the
starting point fixed. In other words, the formula would be
=SUM(A$1:A12). Pull down for A13 etc.

James Silverton
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