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Ok, I must have hit an option I did not know of.... ??
I have a simple sum function on my spreadsheet. (=sum(B1:B10) However, after setting the intial sum, when I change the contents of the row source, the formula does not automatically update?? I do not recall this workiong like this. Example, in b1 through b10 the value is 1 so the =sum function cell would = 10. now I change b1 to = 2 the sum shoudl automatically = 11 right? No it does not, the value still shows 10 until I manually drag through the cells again to refresh it? Please tell me there is a fix for this somewhere??? janell |
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Tools/Options/Calculation - set calc to automatic.
In article , Jcraig713 wrote: Ok, I must have hit an option I did not know of.... ?? I have a simple sum function on my spreadsheet. (=sum(B1:B10) However, after setting the intial sum, when I change the contents of the row source, the formula does not automatically update?? I do not recall this workiong like this. Example, in b1 through b10 the value is 1 so the =sum function cell would = 10. now I change b1 to = 2 the sum shoudl automatically = 11 right? No it does not, the value still shows 10 until I manually drag through the cells again to refresh it? Please tell me there is a fix for this somewhere??? janell |
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Hi janell,
Goto tools--- Options ---Calculation. And select Automatic. Good Luck, Sivassou. "Jcraig713" wrote: Ok, I must have hit an option I did not know of.... ?? I have a simple sum function on my spreadsheet. (=sum(B1:B10) However, after setting the intial sum, when I change the contents of the row source, the formula does not automatically update?? I do not recall this workiong like this. Example, in b1 through b10 the value is 1 so the =sum function cell would = 10. now I change b1 to = 2 the sum shoudl automatically = 11 right? No it does not, the value still shows 10 until I manually drag through the cells again to refresh it? Please tell me there is a fix for this somewhere??? janell |
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Try this:
From the Excel main menu: <tools<options<calculation tab Select: automatic (it's probably set for Manual) Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP-Pro "Jcraig713" wrote: Ok, I must have hit an option I did not know of.... ?? I have a simple sum function on my spreadsheet. (=sum(B1:B10) However, after setting the intial sum, when I change the contents of the row source, the formula does not automatically update?? I do not recall this workiong like this. Example, in b1 through b10 the value is 1 so the =sum function cell would = 10. now I change b1 to = 2 the sum shoudl automatically = 11 right? No it does not, the value still shows 10 until I manually drag through the cells again to refresh it? Please tell me there is a fix for this somewhere??? janell |
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Goto tools--- Options ---Calculation.
And select Automatic. "Jcraig713" wrote: Ok, I must have hit an option I did not know of.... ?? I have a simple sum function on my spreadsheet. (=sum(B1:B10) However, after setting the intial sum, when I change the contents of the row source, the formula does not automatically update?? I do not recall this workiong like this. Example, in b1 through b10 the value is 1 so the =sum function cell would = 10. now I change b1 to = 2 the sum shoudl automatically = 11 right? No it does not, the value still shows 10 until I manually drag through the cells again to refresh it? Please tell me there is a fix for this somewhere??? janell |
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