Inserted row above total is not included in total. Any solution would be welcomed!

USAMax

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  1. 365
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I have a worksheet with a list of properties. Every time an expense is added to the list it goes on the last row for the property, just above the total.

I welcome any kind of solution either a worksheet formula or a VBA solution that would insert the new row and update the =SUBTOTAL( and =Sum(.

Thanks everyone!
 

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Select the expense range - Insert - Table and rebuild your sum formula (sthg like =SUM([Column1]) if no headers). Then when inserting, the total will update automatically
 
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