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Hi Robert,
To sum all rows above a specific cell without specifying specific rows, you can use the SUM function with a cell range that starts from the first cell in the column and ends at the cell just above the cell where you want to display the total. Here are the steps to do this:
Now, the cell will display the total of all the numbers above it in that column. If you add a new row above the total, the formula will automatically update to include the new row in the total.
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