Word table copy/drag formulae like Excel

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Published on 2012-09-22T07:37:36Z Indexed on 2012/09/22 9:40 UTC
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I am inserting formulae into a word table to get subtotals for rows and columns and a grand total. My problem is, I have got large number of rows and I don't want to enter the formulae manually in each cell.
I cannot use =SUM(LEFT) because the subtotal does not have all the columns.
So, is there any way to drag the formulae like we do in excel(bottom right corner of selected cell)?

I cannot send the table to excel and copy it back because it would ruin the formatting which took a lot of my time.

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