Insert row, update total formula to include new row

[zJenkins]

Hi,

I've got $ figures in range I14:T20, and each respective column has a subtotal formula

=SUBTOTAL(9,I14:I20), =SUBTOTAL(9,J14:J20), etc

The user can run a macro to insert a line at the bottom of the data which will then be populated with $ figures. My question is, when the row is inserted, how can I update the subtotal formulas to now include the new row? In this case it would be row 21.

Thanks for your time.

 

[AlphaFrog]

If you were to insert a row within I14:I20, the formulas would automatically expand to I14:I21 to accommodate the inserted row and keep the original cells.

Have your formulas include one blank row at the bottom, and have your macro insert a row just above it. Then your formuluas will automatically expand their ranges.

 

[zJenkins]

If you were to insert a row within I14:I20, the formulas would automatically expand to I14:I21 to accommodate the inserted row and keep the original cells.

Have your formulas include one blank row at the bottom, and have your macro insert a row just above it. Then your formulas will automatically expand their ranges.

Thanks for the reply AlphaFrog, that was one thing I considered, however, because of user preferences, I want to avoid the extra blank row.

 

[AlphaFrog]

Then have the macro insert a row above the last row. The last row will shift down. Copy the last row to the newly inserted row above. Then paste new data in the last row.

 

[zJenkins]

Then have the macro insert a row above the last row. The last row will shift down. Copy the last row to the newly inserted row above. Then paste new data in the last row.

So simple, yet so genius!

Thanks AlphaFrog