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I'm working on a spreadsheet build by someone else. Some formulas
automatically drag down & calculate when certain data is entered. When I add the same data for other columns with formulas, I have to drag the formulas down to calculate. I can't find a difference when I investigate the columns that do this and the ones that do not. Does anyone know why? |
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I'd look for "helpful" macros first--but that's because I like macros.
You may want to look to see if you're using a List (xl2003) or Table (xl2007). Maybe those offending columns are not part of the list/table. KLUG wrote: I'm working on a spreadsheet build by someone else. Some formulas automatically drag down & calculate when certain data is entered. When I add the same data for other columns with formulas, I have to drag the formulas down to calculate. I can't find a difference when I investigate the columns that do this and the ones that do not. Does anyone know why? -- Dave Peterson |
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![]() Thank you for the advice I learned so much by checking out helpful macros. It looks like I need to use a Do....Loop macro using While as my condition. Haven't figured out how to write the VBA for that yet. I need to use a formula if certain cells are not blank < " " I know I need to use +1 to act on the next row. Something like: Do While Cells (x,1).Value<" " x = x+1 y = y+1 Loop "Dave Peterson" wrote: I'd look for "helpful" macros first--but that's because I like macros. You may want to look to see if you're using a List (xl2003) or Table (xl2007). Maybe those offending columns are not part of the list/table. KLUG wrote: I'm working on a spreadsheet build by someone else. Some formulas automatically drag down & calculate when certain data is entered. When I add the same data for other columns with formulas, I have to drag the formulas down to calculate. I can't find a difference when I investigate the columns that do this and the ones that do not. Does anyone know why? -- Dave Peterson . |
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For Example:
Columns A thru E (A)Test Date_(B)Oil_(C)Gas_(D)Water_(E)Total Fluid 10-07-09_314_365_2116_2430 When I enter oil, gas and water volumes, i want the total fluid to calculate and fill down automatically using volumes from Columns B(oil) & D(water). Total Fluids = B+D "Dave Peterson" wrote: I'd look for "helpful" macros first--but that's because I like macros. You may want to look to see if you're using a List (xl2003) or Table (xl2007). Maybe those offending columns are not part of the list/table. KLUG wrote: I'm working on a spreadsheet build by someone else. Some formulas automatically drag down & calculate when certain data is entered. When I add the same data for other columns with formulas, I have to drag the formulas down to calculate. I can't find a difference when I investigate the columns that do this and the ones that do not. Does anyone know why? -- Dave Peterson . |
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