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Hi Janice
When you select row 7 and insert a new row, what you are doing is moving all the cells below, i.e you are moving your range $A$7:$Z$50 too. Now coming to your problem. Do this : keep your row 7 blank and have data from row 8 to 51( your vlookup array should be($A$7:$Z51) . Next time you want to add a new month, select row 8 instead of 7 and inset a new row. And you have what you wanted. The new range in your formula has changed from $A$7:$Z51 to $A$7:$Z52. What we have just done is insearted a row which is within the range of rows 7 to 51 and therby our range automatically expands. Thanks Karthik Bhat Bangalore |
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