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summing numbers in a document
This is probably not the right group for this question, but Ill try my
fortune (I cannot find a more "correct" group) I have a word document (an exam assignment with many sub-assignments) I would like, dynamically to get an assessment of the time needed for the entire exam. What I would like to do is have be able to write my assessment for the time needed for every sub assignment using a certain style or something. Then Word can sum all the numbers written in this style (or something), and give me an overall estimate. Does anyone know of a feature that performs this (I know word performs calculations), or do I have to program in VBA? Thanks Michael |
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Michael,
You could bookmark the value of you sub-assignment time assessment and then sum the total in a formula field. Lets call the the bookmarks a1 a2 a3, etc. { =sum({a1},{a2},{a3})} Use CTRL+F9 to enter the field code braces { } |
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