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agtover'sCredit to agtover who provided the solution in a comment to the question works fine: Extend

I extended the function range to include D3 (wherewhich contains the column heading 'Amount' headline is)which the SUM function ignores.

Using =SUM(D3:D101), and then wheneverwhen a new row is addedinserted above D4, only the end of the function range is updatedin the formula expands down and includes it: =SUM(D3:D102).

agtover's comment to the question works fine: Extend the function range to D3 (where the 'Amount' headline is), and then whenever a new row is added, only the end of the function range is updated.

Credit to agtover who provided the solution in a comment

I extended the function range to include D3 which contains the column heading 'Amount' which the SUM function ignores.

Using =SUM(D3:D101), when a new row is inserted above D4, the range in the formula expands down and includes it: =SUM(D3:D102).

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agtover's commentcomment to the question works fine: Extend the function range to D3 (where the 'Amount' headline is), and then whenever a new row is added, only the end of the function range is updated.

agtover's comment to the question works fine: Extend the function range to D3 (where the 'Amount' headline is), and then whenever a new row is added, only the end of the function range is updated.

agtover's comment to the question works fine: Extend the function range to D3 (where the 'Amount' headline is), and then whenever a new row is added, only the end of the function range is updated.

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agtover's comment to the question works fine: Extend the function range to D3 (where the 'Amount' headline is), and then whenever a new row is added, only the end of the function range is updated.