When Excel asks if you want to use the list builder, you do. That is exactly what it does. With the list builder you are always given an extra row at the bottom to continue adding to the list. Any formulas below the list builder will be pushed down and expanded.
Frequent nausea, which may occur a few times per week or more, can be caused by foods eaten, illnesses, medications, or inner ear problems, among others. Dehydration is one of the most common causes of frequent nausea. Not drinking enough water throughout the day can lead to dizziness and a feeling of nausea, and it can also be potentially dangerous for the body. Persistent anxiety and stress can be causes of frequent stomach upset as well.
Eating and Nausea. The number of potential reasons for nausea after eating can make it difficult to determine the cause. Nothing can spoil a good meal like a bout of nausea after eating it. The nausea can be caused by many things, from illness to your bodyâs natural reaction to changing hormones. Although many times the nausea will pass, you should visit your doctor if you consistently suffer from nausea after eating, or if it is accompanied by severe pain, fever or other symptoms.