[Stefan Blom[_3_]]

Note that in Word you will have to do this in the Formula dialog box (or the
Field dialog box inserting a formula field).

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Shane Carpenter" wrote in
message ...
You can do this by doing it two ways depending if this is a one time deal
or
you want to edit it in the future.

One Time: just type =9*9 and push enter and it will put 81 in the box.

Edit in Futu Name a excel box price and another quantity. Then in the
third you type =price*quantity. It will then change the total every time
you
modify.

"tjsmags" wrote:

I want to create a Hot Lunch form for our school. Students will order x
amount of hot dogs multiplied by $x.xx (price) equalling the total amount
due
($x.xx). Is this possible? Do I create this in table format, or does it
matter?
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Thank you.