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Default Inserting a row within a range that is defined in a sum function

HI Victor
You can use the function " List " goto Data List
You select your column excluding the total and it will adjust by itself.
HTH
John
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I have the following question

When i have a sheet with the following data:

cell A1 1
cell A2 2
cell A3 3
cell A4 =sum(A1:A3) == 6


When i want to insert in row 4 another value (let's say):
cell A4 4

Then in cel A5 is still the formula =sum(A1:A3).

Is there a trick to let the formula change (automattically, e.g. with a key
combination) when inserting a row into == =sum(A1:A4)

I am using Office Excel 2003


 
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