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    Question auto add up numbers automatically when new values are entered-and freezing rows

    Okay y'all, I'm very inexperienced with excel, so if you could give me a very basic explination that would be excellent. I'm making a spreadsheet to record the errors certain employees make. When i enter how many errors the employee makes, I would like the program to automatically update a coloum with the totals. The numbers are all just in one coloum. How do I do this?
    Also, I was the entire row of totals to stay frozen in one place when i scroll throughout the spreadsheet-i already have one row frozen at the top but i wasnt sure how to freeze another (on the bottom of the spreadsheet if at all possilbe.)
    Please, like i said, very inexperienced, please walk me step by step if you can!!
    thank you all in advance!!

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    Re: auto add up numbers automatically when new values are entered-and freezing rows

    Hello Eliza,

    1. To add up all the rows in one column, go to the bottom of your dataset and enter a SUM function. This may be =SUM(B2:B100) if the column you want to add is B and the bottom of your dataset is row 99.
    2. You can't freeze a totals row at the bottom of the screen. Maybe put the total row at the top of screen within the frozen section of your workbook.

    I hope this helps.

    Cheers,
    Diana

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    Re: auto add up numbers automatically when new values are entered-and freezing rows

    Using Excel 2007 try the Table features
    Hope that helps.

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