![]() Now, highlight all the calculation cells and drag the length of all our data rows to apply the calculations to each row. Next, apply the appropriate formulas (respectively): Now that we are recording our macro, let’s apply our summary calculations. The ‘stop’ icon indicates it is in macro mode and pressing here will stop the recording (likewise, when not in record mode, this icon will be the Record Macro button, which you can use instead of going to the Macros menu). ![]() Our goal is to produce a well formatted, presentable data sheet which includes summary totals for each row. Nothing special here, just a 10×20 set of numbers between 0 and 100 with both a row and column header. We start with your garden variety CSV file. ![]()
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