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HammerJoe
Hi,
I wonder if it is possible to do this without using a macro.
Columns A to F have values and everyday I am adding new values
building a list.
What I would like to do is on column G show the my formula result one
row below the last row that has data on thos columns.
So say row 10 is the last row with data, so I want to have a row 11
column G the result of the formula.
The next day when I add data to row 11 then, then column G row 11 will
be empty and row 12 will have the formula result and so on.
To complicate things I have 10 different formula calculations that I
would like displayed.
So what I would like this to accomplish is to display a range from row
11 to row 21 (using my example) on column G.
In the end this is like a dynamic table where the result shows at the
first empty row.
Can this be done without using a macro?
I wonder if it is possible to do this without using a macro.
Columns A to F have values and everyday I am adding new values
building a list.
What I would like to do is on column G show the my formula result one
row below the last row that has data on thos columns.
So say row 10 is the last row with data, so I want to have a row 11
column G the result of the formula.
The next day when I add data to row 11 then, then column G row 11 will
be empty and row 12 will have the formula result and so on.
To complicate things I have 10 different formula calculations that I
would like displayed.
So what I would like this to accomplish is to display a range from row
11 to row 21 (using my example) on column G.
In the end this is like a dynamic table where the result shows at the
first empty row.
Can this be done without using a macro?