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Formulas in Word
Hi,
Can anyone explain to me how to create a formula field that totals other firled? i.e., do I have to give all the other fields names, then write a formula to total the values in those named fields, or is it as easy as in excel where you can select the fileds you want to total? Never done this before, so 'layman's' help would be best I think. |
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What sort of fields do you want to total?
The principle is simple enough - to add two fields together you simply create a field structure similar to {= {REF Field1} + {REF Field2}} The only provisos are that the fields - here REF fields - contain only numbers and that the field boundary pairs are intered either from insert field or by using CTRL+F9. You may find http://www.gmayor.com/formatting_word_fields.htm useful. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org gotta question wrote: Hi, Can anyone explain to me how to create a formula field that totals other firled? i.e., do I have to give all the other fields names, then write a formula to total the values in those named fields, or is it as easy as in excel where you can select the fileds you want to total? Never done this before, so 'layman's' help would be best I think. |
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