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.... Basically, I would like two cells in each row to add together to obtain a total for that row. For example: F6+G6=H6, F7+G7=H7, F8+G8=H8, etc. However, I would like the formula to continue on infinitely, no matter how many rows my worksheet will contain. .... You could select H6:H65536, type =IF(COUNT(F6,G6,F6+G6)1,F6+G6,"") hold down a [Ctrl] key and press [Enter] to fill this formula into H6:H65536, but this would be grossly wasteful of your computer's resources. The alternative would be to use a Change event handler that fills the formula (R1C1-style) =RC[-2]+RC[-1] in column H for every row in which column F or G contains a number and their sum evaluates to a number. Do you want to use VBA? |
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