[VATI]

I HAVE RECENTLY PURCHASED OFFICE 2007. MY PREVIOUS OFFICE SOFTWARE WAS 2003.
IN MS WORD OFFICE 2003 I COULD CREATE A TABLE AND THEN INPUT A FORMULA INTO
THE TABLE TO DO CERTAIN CALCULATIONS. IN MS WORD OFFICE 2007 IT TELLS ME TO
LOOK FOR THE TABLE MENUE AND THEN CLICK FORMULA. SOFAR, I HAVE NOT FOUND THE
TABLE MENUE, BUT INSTEAD I USE "CTRL-F9" WHICK OPENS THE CALCULATION CODE
FIELD IN THE WORD TABLE. FOR THE PURPOSE OF TESTING I HAVE INPUT AS FOLLOWS:
{=PRODUCT(1,3,7,9)} THEN TOGGLED "CTRL-F9" BUT NOTHING HAPPENS. I HAVE TRIED
SEVERAL OTHER FORMULAS BUT COULD NOT GET IT TO WORK. IF ANYBODY COULD TELL
ME WHY IT WON'T WORK I WOULD BE VERY MUCH OBLIGED. BEST REGARDS VATI

[Graham Mayor]

Perhaps if you stopped SHOUTING it might work?
The formula button is on the Layout tab with your cursor in the table.
As for valid fields within a table. Press F9 to update.

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org



VATI wrote:
I HAVE RECENTLY PURCHASED OFFICE 2007. MY PREVIOUS OFFICE SOFTWARE
WAS 2003. IN MS WORD OFFICE 2003 I COULD CREATE A TABLE AND THEN
INPUT A FORMULA INTO THE TABLE TO DO CERTAIN CALCULATIONS. IN MS
WORD OFFICE 2007 IT TELLS ME TO LOOK FOR THE TABLE MENUE AND THEN
CLICK FORMULA. SOFAR, I HAVE NOT FOUND THE TABLE MENUE, BUT INSTEAD
I USE "CTRL-F9" WHICK OPENS THE CALCULATION CODE FIELD IN THE WORD
TABLE. FOR THE PURPOSE OF TESTING I HAVE INPUT AS FOLLOWS:
{=PRODUCT(1,3,7,9)} THEN TOGGLED "CTRL-F9" BUT NOTHING HAPPENS. I
HAVE TRIED SEVERAL OTHER FORMULAS BUT COULD NOT GET IT TO WORK. IF
ANYBODY COULD TELL ME WHY IT WON'T WORK I WOULD BE VERY MUCH OBLIGED.
BEST REGARDS VATI