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So I abandoned any further attempt to use the displayed output in any calculations.
For Table 9a. The displayed output shows a number in the same cell as the dropdown. I type that number into the ITEM N.E.W. field. The TOTAL N.E.W. field calculates the total (=UXOQTY1 * UXONEW1). This seems to be working. For Table 9b. The displayed output shows a number in the same cell as the dropdown. I type that number into the ITEM N.E.W. field. The TOTAL N.E.W. field calculates the total (=DEMOQTY1 * DEMONEW1). This seems to be working. Each ITEM N.E.W. text field has a run on exit macro which is supposed to give the option to add another table row. Both are standalone tables with no merged cells, so I used the =SUM(ABOVE) to add up the numbers in the cells above it. That seems to be working as long as I don't use merged cells. If I do, it throws everything off. For the table below those two (TOTAL NET EXPLOSIVE WEIGHT CONSUMED) I used the bookmarks for the previous totals to get a "grand total". That isn't working. I would simply add all of the formulas from the individual cells, but that wouldn't work if the ADD ROW option worked unless I added more formulas than I expected to ever need. |
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