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Linking and keeping total Column at the Bottom
I am linking data in to a monthly report spreadsheet. For example, I will
link 10 lines of data and then I have a "Total" row in line 11. I would like to know how I could keep the total row constant even if I link more than 10 lines at a a time. For example, if I have 12 rows that I am linking in a month, my "Total" row would be overwritten. How can I keep my "total" line the last line regardless of how many rows I link? Thanks. -- Bob |
Linking and keeping total Column at the Bottom
In Sheet1,
For the "Totals", maybe you could try something like this to grab the number =INDEX(Sheet2!B:B,MATCH("Totals",Sheet2!$A:$A,0)) Above assumes that the text "Totals" is unique in Sheet2's col A -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Bob" wrote: I am linking data in to a monthly report spreadsheet. For example, I will link 10 lines of data and then I have a "Total" row in line 11. I would like to know how I could keep the total row constant even if I link more than 10 lines at a a time. For example, if I have 12 rows that I am linking in a month, my "Total" row would be overwritten. How can I keep my "total" line the last line regardless of how many rows I link? Thanks. -- Bob |
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