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Sums in Word 2007
How do I add up a column of numbers in Word 2007?
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If the numbers are in a table, you could press Ctrl-F9 to create a field, type '=SUM(ABOVE)' between the field braces and press F9
to update the field. Note: not reliable if there are blank rows. Cheers -- macropod [MVP - Microsoft Word] ------------------------- "RLandis" wrote in message ... How do I add up a column of numbers in Word 2007? |
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What Macropod said, and also in Table Tools - Layout tab you'll find the
AutoSum tool - Data section - Formula. -- Luc Sanders (MVP - PowerPoint) "RLandis" schreef in bericht ... How do I add up a column of numbers in Word 2007? |
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Hi,
You can create formulas using Word but there are alot of limitations. You might want to try "Formula Builder for MS Word." It has a free demo version at most major software download sites. "RLandis" wrote: How do I add up a column of numbers in Word 2007? |
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