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How do I use Excel formulas in Word?
I am working on a billing statement in Word, using the table. I have four
columns. THe last two colums is an hours column (i.e. .25 or .50) and an amount column. I want the amount column to automatically multiply itself by the hours column. My problem is, every time I use the formula "=SUM(LEFT)*350", I get the "Syntax error" message. What am I doing wrong? |
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