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Hello I have a daily report. Every day I add a new line. Presently I have
the formula =SUM(B4:B22) but every day I go in and change the formula to
include the next line. example tomorrow the the formula will read
=SUM(B4:B23) Is there a faster way to do this so that it automatically
updates without having to change the formula daily? thanks
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Do you have anything else in column B? If not, just use
=SUM(B:B)

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Hello I have a daily report. Every day I add a new line. Presently I
have
the formula =SUM(B4:B22) but every day I go in and change the formula to
include the next line. example tomorrow the the formula will read
=SUM(B4:B23) Is there a faster way to do this so that it automatically
updates without having to change the formula daily? thanks



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Where is the formula located?

Assuming in column B enter this in B23

=SUM(B4:INDEX(B:B,ROW()-1))

Inserted rows above this will be included.


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Hello I have a daily report. Every day I add a new line. Presently I have
the formula =SUM(B4:B22) but every day I go in and change the formula to
include the next line. example tomorrow the the formula will read
=SUM(B4:B23) Is there a faster way to do this so that it automatically
updates without having to change the formula daily? thanks


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Thank you My totals are in row 3

"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Where is the formula located?

Assuming in column B enter this in B23

=SUM(B4:INDEX(B:B,ROW()-1))

Inserted rows above this will be included.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

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wrote:

Hello I have a daily report. Every day I add a new line. Presently I have
the formula =SUM(B4:B22) but every day I go in and change the formula to
include the next line. example tomorrow the the formula will read
=SUM(B4:B23) Is there a faster way to do this so that it automatically
updates without having to change the formula daily? thanks



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In B3 and you are adding below that?

=SUM(B4:B65536)


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Thank you My totals are in row 3

"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Where is the formula located?

Assuming in column B enter this in B23

=SUM(B4:INDEX(B:B,ROW()-1))

Inserted rows above this will be included.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Fri, 30 Nov 2007 06:49:02 -0800, Wanna Learn
wrote:

Hello I have a daily report. Every day I add a new line. Presently I have
the formula =SUM(B4:B22) but every day I go in and change the formula to
include the next line. example tomorrow the the formula will read
=SUM(B4:B23) Is there a faster way to do this so that it automatically
updates without having to change the formula daily? thanks




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