I have a worksheet with three columns. Col1 is item, Col2 is price and Col3
is quantity. I need a column 4 that calculates col2 * col3 and displays
total. I tried formulas, but i need the total to be displayed automatically
whenever i navigate to that column after entering col 2 and col 3. I dont
want to drag the formula manually to se the results. It should be like pure
forms. Any advice?

Seige Silver wrote:
|| I have a worksheet with three columns. Col1 is item, Col2 is price
|| and Col3 is quantity. I need a column 4 that calculates col2 * col3
|| and displays total. I tried formulas, but i need the total to be
|| displayed automatically

What PRECISELY do you mean by "displayed automatically"? if you put a
formula in column 4 that says "Col2*col3 then it WILL display
"automatically.


|| whenever i navigate to that column after
|| entering col 2 and col 3. I dont want to drag the formula manually
|| to se the results.

And what do you mean "drag the formula manually"?
--
Interim Systems and Management Accounting
Gordon Burgess-Parker
Director
www.gbpcomputing.co.uk

In order for a cell to know what to display, it must be told. If you don't
want to copy your formula down, about the only simple option is to click in
your existing records and go to DataForm to enter new ones. The Form feature
will carry your calculations down to the new records as it appends them to
the bottom of the existing list.

HTH |:)

"Seige Silver" wrote:

I have a worksheet with three columns. Col1 is item, Col2 is price and Col3
is quantity. I need a column 4 that calculates col2 * col3 and displays
total. I tried formulas, but i need the total to be displayed automatically
whenever i navigate to that column after entering col 2 and col 3. I dont
want to drag the formula manually to se the results. It should be like pure
forms. Any advice?

right click sheet tabview codeinsert thissave.
Now, when anything is entered in col 3 (below row1) it will be multiplied by
col 2 and entered in col 4
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
If Target.Row < 2 Or Target.Column < 3 Then Exit Sub
Target.Offset(, 1) = Target.Offset(, -1) * Target
End Sub

--
Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

"Seige Silver" <Seige wrote in message
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I have a worksheet with three columns. Col1 is item, Col2 is price and
Col3
is quantity. I need a column 4 that calculates col2 * col3 and displays
total. I tried formulas, but i need the total to be displayed
automatically
whenever i navigate to that column after entering col 2 and col 3. I dont
want to drag the formula manually to se the results. It should be like
pure
forms. Any advice?