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Is there a way to autoinsert current row into a formula
I'm working on a large inventory list that has a qty and price column. I want
to add another column to sum those two fields. I would like to avoid manually doing each row and would like to "autoinsert" the current row number into the formula so I would only have to define the column. If I can automatically insert the row number into the formula I can copy the same formula to each row and get my totals. |
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