Michael

This worked. Thank you.

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cya

Got it. I did not see this in the list of extensions at http://tablepress.org/extensions/
Did you just write this?

Resolved. Got it thanks!

I am new to OS X and since other file extensions were showing such as .jpeg and .pdf etc I assumed that it would show all file extensions. Especially since after renaming them from tabletitle.csv to tabletitle it appeared to have removed the extension.

Apparently not. After figuring out how to show ALL extensions I could see that the .csv was still part of the file name. I have resolved this issue.

Thanks for the heads up. Fixed.

Regards,
Mike

I am always up for a challenge. So time to start learning! Thanks.

Understood. Using the extension I get the formula to work.

Is there a way to add some formatting to the cell for example if I wanted a $ in front of the resulting number?

Using your more simple suggestion, can a cell reference a cell in another table? The goal here being to be able to edit a value either in a shortcode or in a cell that is then referenced across multiple tables on multiple pages.

I place the following code in the functions.php

function TuitionRateShortcode() {
return ‘<p>$2.00</p>’;
}
add_shortcode(‘tuitionrate’, ‘TuitionRateShortcode’);

Here is the shortcode in use:

The current tuition rate is [tuitionrate]. This rate may change from year to year.

Here is what I get:

The current tuition rate is

$2.00

. This rate may change from year to year.