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Ben

Tables in excel- bringing down formulas for new records.
 
I am trying to put together a table and want to have an auto number that
counts the recods and puts the next number in for a new record. Need a good
method to do this and to have it automatically carried down when a new record
is created.

I also have a formula that calculates interest on a principle amount.
Neither formula will come down when a new record is created.

Thanks.

Stan Brown

Tables in excel- bringing down formulas for new records.
 
Sun, 16 May 2010 10:58:01 -0700 from Ben
:

I am trying to put together a table and want to have an auto number that
counts the recods and puts the next number in for a new record. Need a good
method to do this and to have it automatically carried down when a new record
is created.

I also have a formula that calculates interest on a principle amount.
Neither formula will come down when a new record is created.


Use a data list, as opposed to a table.


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Ashish Mathur[_2_]

Tables in excel- bringing down formulas for new records.
 
To replicate formulas to new rows added, convert the range to a Table
(Ctrl+L)

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Regards,

Ashish Mathur
Microsoft Excel MVP
www.ashishmathur.com

"Ben" wrote in message
...
I am trying to put together a table and want to have an auto number that
counts the recods and puts the next number in for a new record. Need a
good
method to do this and to have it automatically carried down when a new
record
is created.

I also have a formula that calculates interest on a principle amount.
Neither formula will come down when a new record is created.

Thanks.




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