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If you put this formula directly under the list in column D you want to sum,
it will always sum from D3 to the cell directly above it. I do a lot of cut and pasting and constantly have to change my formulas unless I plan ahead and insert my formulas like this. =SUM(INDIRECT("R3C4:R[-1]C4",0)) "umba-sr" wrote: Hi, I can't figure out why is it that in some workbooks that I have, when I enter additional row above Total row (which calculates sum), that Total row includes the row I inserted, but some don't. Example: I have invoices coming that I have to insert every day, so when I insert another row for an invoice, cell that has SUM(D3:D25), doesn't change to SUM(D3:D26). Sometimes it does, but only when I enter an amount into the cell of inserted row, but in this particular workbook, it doesn't. I need help with this, beacuse I don't want to have to change range every time I insert a row. Thanks a lot. |
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