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![]() I need to set up an excel worksheet where the data in the "Cost" column is added up to show "Total Cost" at the bottom of the column. I can do this very easily for a static range but the "cost" column is not static, it will keep on growing. How do I write a formula for "Total Cost" which will be aware of how many entries exist in the column so they can be added up. Also, I was going to have "total cost" cell at the bottom of the "cost" column, can "Total Cost" be set up in such a way, that the "Total Cost" cell moves down one row automatically whenever a new entry is made, hence making space for the next data entry row? Diagram Below _Cost_ $45 $34 $65 |
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why not just have a sum for the whole column,at the top
=SUM(E2:E65536) -- paul remove nospam for email addy! "musphuss" wrote: I need to set up an excel worksheet where the data in the "Cost" column is added up to show "Total Cost" at the bottom of the column. I can do this very easily for a static range but the "cost" column is not static, it will keep on growing. How do I write a formula for "Total Cost" which will be aware of how many entries exist in the column so they can be added up. Also, I was going to have "total cost" cell at the bottom of the "cost" column, can "Total Cost" be set up in such a way, that the "Total Cost" cell moves down one row automatically whenever a new entry is made, hence making space for the next data entry row? Diagram Below _Cost_ $45 $34 $65 |
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One thing you can take advantage of is that if you have a sum
ie =sum(A2:A100) in A101 New rows added between 2 and 100, will adjust the Sum in A101 (which will move to A102) So you can have an initial Column, with SUM and insert ROW(s) when needed Steve On Sat, 12 Aug 2006 09:42:43 +0100, musphuss wrote: I need to set up an excel worksheet where the data in the "Cost" column is added up to show "Total Cost" at the bottom of the column. I can do this very easily for a static range but the "cost" column is not static, it will keep on growing. How do I write a formula for "Total Cost" which will be aware of how many entries exist in the column so they can be added up. Also, I was going to have "total cost" cell at the bottom of the "cost" column, can "Total Cost" be set up in such a way, that the "Total Cost" cell moves down one row automatically whenever a new entry is made, hence making space for the next data entry row? Diagram Below _Cost_ $45 $34 $65 |
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