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Overwrite All Cells in Column
Excel 2007 has an excellent feature that makes the formulas automatically
jump into new rows when you insert them into a "table". But sometimes these formulas stop filling in automatically, like when you find and replace all within a worksheet. I have 20 sheets per file x 25 columns x 15 files to turn this automatic function back on. It sure would be great if I could select several columns and tell them to go back to automatically filling new rows w/ new data. Is there already such a thing? Thanks. |
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Overwrite All Cells in Column
You have this option in XL 2003 as well. For this to work excel would need a
minimum of 4 rows on top filled with identical formulas.. In XL2003: ToolsOptionsEditmake sure 'Extend data range formats and formulas' is checked In XL2007: OfficeButtonExcel OptionsAdvancedUnder 'Editing Options' make sure 'Extend data range formats and formulas' is checked If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "TKS_Mark" wrote: Excel 2007 has an excellent feature that makes the formulas automatically jump into new rows when you insert them into a "table". But sometimes these formulas stop filling in automatically, like when you find and replace all within a worksheet. I have 20 sheets per file x 25 columns x 15 files to turn this automatic function back on. It sure would be great if I could select several columns and tell them to go back to automatically filling new rows w/ new data. Is there already such a thing? Thanks. |
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Overwrite All Cells in Column
Sorry for the late response. I read what you said, but I had already set
that variable. The problem is that I copied sheets from one file to another, and instead of formulas looking at neighboring columns in the table, they including the filename they came from. Then I did a blanket edit to remove those filenames, but when I insert a new row, that filename is still in the default formula for new rows. "Jacob Skaria" wrote: You have this option in XL 2003 as well. For this to work excel would need a minimum of 4 rows on top filled with identical formulas.. In XL2003: ToolsOptionsEditmake sure 'Extend data range formats and formulas' is checked In XL2007: OfficeButtonExcel OptionsAdvancedUnder 'Editing Options' make sure 'Extend data range formats and formulas' is checked If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "TKS_Mark" wrote: Excel 2007 has an excellent feature that makes the formulas automatically jump into new rows when you insert them into a "table". But sometimes these formulas stop filling in automatically, like when you find and replace all within a worksheet. I have 20 sheets per file x 25 columns x 15 files to turn this automatic function back on. It sure would be great if I could select several columns and tell them to go back to automatically filling new rows w/ new data. Is there already such a thing? Thanks. |
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