I found, from MS Web Support, that spaces and text causes the default word
calculations {=sum(above)} to give invalid results.

What I would like:-
1. I would like to have a sparsely populated table and still have Word perform
calculations - table 30 rows x 8 cols
2. I would like to be able to insert rows and have automatic updates in
sub-totals
3. Not to insert Excel tables into Word - simple tables

Investigation:-
I would like to use the word formatting on none defined tags - if I have a
table with 30 rows and 8 cols -- I do not want to define 240 elements and to
keep adding for new rows ??

The ideal situation would be the Excel number formatting '###;;(red)###' and
apply to what I would like ...

Best Regards

With regard to the calculations, see
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/AppErrors/...eIncorrect.htm

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org
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"nojar" wrote in message
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I found, from MS Web Support, that spaces and text causes the default word
calculations {=sum(above)} to give invalid results.

What I would like:-
1. I would like to have a sparsely populated table and still have Word
perform
calculations - table 30 rows x 8 cols
2. I would like to be able to insert rows and have automatic updates in
sub-totals
3. Not to insert Excel tables into Word - simple tables

Investigation:-
I would like to use the word formatting on none defined tags - if I have a
table with 30 rows and 8 cols -- I do not want to define 240 elements and
to
keep adding for new rows ??

The ideal situation would be the Excel number formatting '###;;(red)###'
and
apply to what I would like ...

Best Regards