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Krysy Albutt
 
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Default ADDITIONAL FIGURES IN COLUMN DON'T ADD TO TOTAL IN EXCEL

on my spreadsheet a totals formula, in this case, =Sum(D1:D35), will not
change when new figures are added to the column unless I double click and
then enter in the total cell, how can i make this work automatically as it
usually does. my spreadsheets are on a floppy disk - does this make a
difference?
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Duke Carey
 
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Keeping files on a floppy is OK, so long as you don't open them from the
floppy. Doing so is a prescription for file corruption, so copy them to the
hard drive before opening them.

The calculation problem sounds as though calculation has been set to manual.
Change it by using the menu to select

ToolsOptionsCalculationAutomatic.



"Krysy Albutt" wrote:

on my spreadsheet a totals formula, in this case, =Sum(D1:D35), will not
change when new figures are added to the column unless I double click and
then enter in the total cell, how can i make this work automatically as it
usually does. my spreadsheets are on a floppy disk - does this make a
difference?
--
Krysy Albutt

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