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How would I sum up figures in cells in a row?

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Hi Simon
hope you are well, there many ways to sum up figures all you would need to do is either type up a formula for example
in the blank cell under the figures: =b3+b4+b5+b6+b7 and press enter or you could also try any of the following

You could type the following formula as follows using the cell references that you need: =sum(b3:b7) in the blank cell where you answer needs to go, or you could clink on the blank cell the go to the AUTOSUM toolbar button which looks like this ∑ you can also do other formulas such as average, min and max by replace the word SUM with arevage which would look like this =average(b3:b7)

hope this helps

Mark East


 

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Generate randon numbers

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Type =RAND() in a cell to generate a number between 0 and 1.
Type =RAND()*100 to generate a number between 1 and 100.

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