This isn't really anything to do with Word Tables. The separator character
is as defined in your Regional settings, not necessarily comma or semicolon.

You do have a point, however, and this could be made clearer in several
situations.

As for Subtotals - it can be done but it isn't really what Word is for; if
you want Excel features, use Excel. Word gives you the flexibility by
providing the facility to embed worksheets containing any formulae you care
to use.

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Enjoy,
Tony


"Saleh Omari" Saleh wrote in message
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Hi,
I suggest for Word Tables a better help with examples

The below is extracted from MS Word help and it's WRONG:
. For instance, to add the numbers in cells A1 and B4, the formula would
read =SUM(a1,b4)

The Comma seperator should be Semicolon seperator, It took me hours to
realize that ! Imagine a misleading HELP !

ALSO how about having a long table with subtotals, it's not hard to do,
why
not going beyond the SUM(Above) limitation and allow for subtotals, your
gurus should manage to do it, I can do it ! got few suggestions ...

I mean after all this big efforts in Excel-like table functionality in
Word,
you need few more things to have it better .

How about, update all fields in Word Doc , with single click ! ...

Thanks,
Saleh
IT Manager - 20 Years in IT

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