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microsoft excel courses london - AutoSum
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Mon 12 Feb 2007, 16:23Delegate Neil said...
Neil has attended:
Excel Introduction course
Project Management - Framework & Processes course
Excel Intermediate course
Excel Advanced course
AutoSum
If i have Multiple tables and want the 'Total' cell at the bottom of the sheet to be every figure from every table added together, what do I do?
As I understand it when you click AutoSum it just adds the figures in the column in which you've clicked it.
Tue 13 Feb 2007, 16:11Trainer Tracy said...
RE: AutoSum
Hi Neil,
If you click on the Autosum excel highlights what it thinks you want to add up. If you want to change it you can drag your cursor on a different range.
You can also use the Autosum to add up non-adjacent cells, to do this you have to use =SUM(A1,B1,C1) just separate the cells with a comma and you can do it that way. You can either type in the cell references or click in to the appropriate cell using your mouse.
Good luck
Tracy
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