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How can I get the rows to expand before a total?
I have a sheet for totaling a materials list, but the list has to be broken
down into separate subtotals. I'd like to be able to fill varying amount of data between subtotals and grand totals without having to insert new rows manually |
How can I get the rows to expand before a total?
When you put in your formulas, leave extra rows.
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "gbeilby" wrote in message ... I have a sheet for totaling a materials list, but the list has to be broken down into separate subtotals. I'd like to be able to fill varying amount of data between subtotals and grand totals without having to insert new rows manually |
How can I get the rows to expand before a total?
Well, yeah, but that wasn't really the point. Maybe Excel doesn't do it, but
I'd like a blank template where I could sort lists of varying length, and where the last row before a subtotal automatically expands the way tables do in Word when you press tab in the final cell "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: When you put in your formulas, leave extra rows. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "gbeilby" wrote in message ... I have a sheet for totaling a materials list, but the list has to be broken down into separate subtotals. I'd like to be able to fill varying amount of data between subtotals and grand totals without having to insert new rows manually |
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