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Hello all. This is my first post in the excel groups, so I was not sure
which group would be most appropriate for my question (so please forgive the crosspost). I want to do something that seems so simple, but I have not yet figured out how to best do it. I will be entering several fields of data such that a1 - b1 = c1 with subsequent rows entered as data becomes available such that the next row would be a2 - b2 = c2, and so on. I want a total of column 'C' such that every day when I enter a row of new data that the total of all entries in column 'C' moves down as new rows are added but still keeps the correct column total. I have thought to make this happen by writing a macro that gives the user a data entry form, looks for the last row of data and inserts the new data, and then moves the column total formula down one row as needed. But I can't help but think there is a more elegant/simple way to do this (and my VBA skills are really rusty). TIA for your help and advice on this matter. James |
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