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F9 Key for totals
Why would you need to press the F9 key in order to total a subtotal after
entering a new value into a cell? |
F9 Key for totals
Because you have automatic calculation turned off.
To turn it on, go to Tools--Options-_Calculation and check automatic calculation. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Transfer from onyx to access database" wrote: Why would you need to press the F9 key in order to total a subtotal after entering a new value into a cell? |
F9 Key for totals
So it this in the spreadsheet when it is open or just opeing Excel? BTW,
sorry I don't know why or how it linked this question with my header for access... "Dave F" wrote: Because you have automatic calculation turned off. To turn it on, go to Tools--Options-_Calculation and check automatic calculation. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Transfer from onyx to access database" wrote: Why would you need to press the F9 key in order to total a subtotal after entering a new value into a cell? |
F9 Key for totals
Thank you, that was the issue.
"Dave F" wrote: Because you have automatic calculation turned off. To turn it on, go to Tools--Options-_Calculation and check automatic calculation. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Transfer from onyx to access database" wrote: Why would you need to press the F9 key in order to total a subtotal after entering a new value into a cell? |
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