[Terry Farrell]

Instead of referring to Cell A5, Bookmark the Total Hours result and then
Cross Ref the Bookmark for the calculation. But really, this is a job for
Excel rather than Word.

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Terry Farrell - MS Word MVP

"LurfysMa" wrote in message
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I have a table of work and costs:

Hours Activity
10.1 Case setup
3.5 Consultation
2.0 Report
15.6 Total hours
$1,248.00 Cost

I can easily get the total hours by putting a =sum(above) formula in
that cell. If I add or delete rows, F9 will update the sum.

Is there any way for me to enter a formula that will calculate the
cost where the cost = total hours * $80 (or some hourly rate) that
will continue to work after I add or delete rows? I tried entering the
formula "=A5*80". That works until I add or delete rows.



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Running Word 2000 SP-3 on Windows 2000