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Auto updating worksheet
I'm working on a worksheet that I update daily with new numbers. A new row
daily. Everytime I add a row I have to go back and update all my trends(formulas) with correct reference numbers for the new line (such as the reference C7 becomes C8; then next day I fill out the row 9 and C8 becomes C9 and so on). I know there's a way to program it to auto calculate, but I have no idea how to do it. Suggestions |
Auto updating worksheet
You have an active thread at your other post.
Looking for an easier way wrote: I'm working on a worksheet that I update daily with new numbers. A new row daily. Everytime I add a row I have to go back and update all my trends(formulas) with correct reference numbers for the new line (such as the reference C7 becomes C8; then next day I fill out the row 9 and C8 becomes C9 and so on). I know there's a way to program it to auto calculate, but I have no idea how to do it. Suggestions -- Dave Peterson |
Auto updating worksheet
Hi,
If you are using 2003 you could make your data area into a LIST by choosing Data, List, Create List. -- Thanks, Shane Devenshire "Looking for an easier way" wrote: I'm working on a worksheet that I update daily with new numbers. A new row daily. Everytime I add a row I have to go back and update all my trends(formulas) with correct reference numbers for the new line (such as the reference C7 becomes C8; then next day I fill out the row 9 and C8 becomes C9 and so on). I know there's a way to program it to auto calculate, but I have no idea how to do it. Suggestions |
Auto updating worksheet
The INDIRECT function may be of help
"Looking for an easier way" wrote in message ... I'm working on a worksheet that I update daily with new numbers. A new row daily. Everytime I add a row I have to go back and update all my trends(formulas) with correct reference numbers for the new line (such as the reference C7 becomes C8; then next day I fill out the row 9 and C8 becomes C9 and so on). I know there's a way to program it to auto calculate, but I have no idea how to do it. Suggestions |
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