Automatically Add Formula to New or Next Row in Excel | Automatically Add Rows in Excel with Formula

In this Microsoft Excel video tutorial I explain why Excel sometimes automatically copies formulas to new rows and why sometimes it doesn't.
Table of Contents:
00:00 - Introduction
00:29 - You need four consecutive rows above
01:57 - Inconsistent formulas stop this working
02:24 - Use Excel Tables instead
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[@dumm]

Chester ,my man :) .I like watching your videos ,u bring something new and it shows through ur efforts

[@ChesterTugwell]

Well thank you very much.

[@timkropf4648]

That helped me debug a broken table. I had copied all formulas from beginning to end, checked for hidden rows or filters, etc. when I replicated the formula, but still no luck. When you said about tables that there might be a different formula in one of the rows that inspired me to delete all the formulas in the column and restart a new formula and replicate it. That solved the issue. Apparently some form of copy and paste that I was doing wasn't effective at overwriting the formula in the other cells, even though it should have.

[@rishiraj4210]

Your way of teaching and voice are good, Pls. make a serious for WebApp in google sheets. I accept a higher level from you, as you are

[@user-ny6zc7vg9o]

Thank you so much sir ❤❤❤

[@wayneedmondson1065]

Good tip.. did not know. Thanks!!

[@ChesterTugwell]

Thanks

[@IvanCortinas_ES]

Very interesting technical aspects of Excel. Thanks for the explanation Chester. Excellent.

[@ChesterTugwell]

Glad it was helpful!

[@WhittlingDan1]

Hi Can you via a IF formula make excel add a row Like you want a blank yellow row between data 16-11-2023 17-11-2023 Make excel do this 16-11-2023 17-11-2023 Without you/me using insert rows Martin

[@krishnatate4765]

Thank sir..... Sir how to apply in google sheet

[@99mrpc]

How do I add a formula in another table that references a cell in a different running table when a new row is added at end?