I thought I'd been doing that over the years so I must checked in Options, and
I don't have that box checked.
I just re-checked to confirm in LO 26.2.0.3 in Windows 11, and inserting
both columns and rows works fine without having that checkbox ticked in Options.
Philip
Sent:Tuesday, March 31, 2026 at 2:18 PMFrom:"Brian Barker"
<b.m.barker@btinternet.com>To:users@global.libreoffice.orgCc:"Chris Green" <cl@isbd.net>Subject:Re:
[libreoffice-users] How to get column total in last row in calc?
At 12:34 31/03/2026 +0200, Luis Iglesias wrote:>Assuming the initial case, where you have 10 rows
of data, whether>you insert a whole row or insert a cell by selecting the option to>shift cells
down, the formula will automatically change to>SUM(B1:B11) or whatever.Note that for this to be
true there needs to be a tick at Tools |Options | LibreOffice Calc | General | Expand references
when newcolumns/rows are inserted.
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