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Adding next row of formulas
I have Excel 2003 at work and want it to add the next row of formulas when
enter is pressed on the last column that contains a formula. Is there an easy way to do this? At present I have a bunch of rows and columns with formulas and no data. I used sumproduct to calculate totals based on criteria and I think I can reduce the calculate time by adding dynamic ranges. This workbook is used by 2 of us and the other person has even less experience than me. Thanks, Lee |
Adding next row of formulas
when enter is pressed
Pick a different hotkey and write a macro to copy the formulas. You could even have the macro check for where the active cell is to make sure it wasn't fired at the wrong time If you want to stick with Enter as a hotkey, there's probably a way to do this with an event handler. "Lee" wrote in message ... I have Excel 2003 at work and want it to add the next row of formulas when enter is pressed on the last column that contains a formula. Is there an easy way to do this? At present I have a bunch of rows and columns with formulas and no data. I used sumproduct to calculate totals based on criteria and I think I can reduce the calculate time by adding dynamic ranges. This workbook is used by 2 of us and the other person has even less experience than me. Thanks, Lee |
Adding next row of formulas
Hi,
It would be much nicer is you showed us your data layout. But... Highlight your range with one row of titles and press Ctrl+L, click OK. Your range is now defined as a List. If you move down to the first blank row in the list and enter data the formulas will fill down automatically. -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Lee" wrote: I have Excel 2003 at work and want it to add the next row of formulas when enter is pressed on the last column that contains a formula. Is there an easy way to do this? At present I have a bunch of rows and columns with formulas and no data. I used sumproduct to calculate totals based on criteria and I think I can reduce the calculate time by adding dynamic ranges. This workbook is used by 2 of us and the other person has even less experience than me. Thanks, Lee |
Adding next row of formulas
Thanks, your suggestion is working great.
Lee "Shane Devenshire" wrote in message ... Hi, It would be much nicer is you showed us your data layout. But... Highlight your range with one row of titles and press Ctrl+L, click OK. Your range is now defined as a List. If you move down to the first blank row in the list and enter data the formulas will fill down automatically. -- If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Lee" wrote: I have Excel 2003 at work and want it to add the next row of formulas when enter is pressed on the last column that contains a formula. Is there an easy way to do this? At present I have a bunch of rows and columns with formulas and no data. I used sumproduct to calculate totals based on criteria and I think I can reduce the calculate time by adding dynamic ranges. This workbook is used by 2 of us and the other person has even less experience than me. Thanks, Lee |
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