T
Tim
I have come across a bad bug, perhaps, in Word XP.
I had an 8 column, 4 row table. The last row in each column gave the total. I
input a field to do a SUM(ABOVE).... so add up everything above it in that
column, right??? Well, it didn't work. It added everything in the column above
it, except it stopped at the first empty cell and didn't bother to include the
figure above that one either.
I understand it's no spreadsheet. I just did it for my small company... we print
our own letterheads in our office, and this was a price quotation that I had put
ontop of my letterhead template. Just one cell was left empty because that line
didn't need a price in it.
Any ideas how to overcome this?
I had an 8 column, 4 row table. The last row in each column gave the total. I
input a field to do a SUM(ABOVE).... so add up everything above it in that
column, right??? Well, it didn't work. It added everything in the column above
it, except it stopped at the first empty cell and didn't bother to include the
figure above that one either.
I understand it's no spreadsheet. I just did it for my small company... we print
our own letterheads in our office, and this was a price quotation that I had put
ontop of my letterhead template. Just one cell was left empty because that line
didn't need a price in it.
Any ideas how to overcome this?