Table not adding formulas with new row addition

JAlbers

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Greetings

I have a workbook where daily production data has been keyed for a few years and there are quite a few formulas in it as well. I took prior year data out of the table to bring it to a more manageable size but now when adding a new row it is not populating with the formulas as it should.

Since I was moving the data to year specific worksheets I used the auto filter to get a year's worth of data, copied it out to a new worksheet and deleted the rows in the original. I did that for each of the 4 years I needed to copy out but now the table isn't bringing the formulas down to the new line.

Does anyone have any idea of what I did wrong, how to fix it or do I need to go to my back up and start over?

Thanks!

Jacob
 

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Just a shot in the dark... You may want to go into the Name Manager and make sure that your table is correctly defined (Refers To) and that it shows data in the value column.
 
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Igold

I just went to my backup and started over, the table was defined correctly, but I obviously broke something the first time because when I did it this morning everything seems to be working fine.

Thanks
 
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Great. I am glad you are up and running with it again. Thanks for the heads-up...

igold
 
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Tables can lose the AutoComplete functionality, especially if you overwrite a formula cell with a value. There are a few ways around it, first is to reapply the formula in the first row and make sure to extend it manually. Second is to convert the table to a range, then back to a table.

And naturally, make sure you haven't accidentally turned off Automatic calculation for tables.

HTH
 
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Smitty,

Thanks for the tips, good stuff to know!

igold
 
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