[Rick@#$*!]

How do I sum a column in a table in Word 2007? New-fangled version is toooo
complicated....

[Summer]

If you have a column row with figures tab to next row and move to column you
wish to Sum (there should already be at least one amount say "10" in the Sum
column.

Press Insert Layout Formula (end of ribbon) {= SUM(ABOVE } will appear Press
ALT F9 to toggle this code view.

Hope this helps.

"Rick@#$*!" wrote in message
...
How do I sum a column in a table in Word 2007? New-fangled version is
toooo
complicated....

[Graham Mayor]

Or with the cursor in the cell where you want the calculation, Insert
Quick Parts Field = (Formula field) and again =Sum(Above) will be the
default.
Note that with 'Summer's' method, the cursor has to be in the table for the
layout tab to appear on the ribbon.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

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



Summer wrote:
If you have a column row with figures tab to next row and move to
column you wish to Sum (there should already be at least one amount
say "10" in the Sum column.

Press Insert Layout Formula (end of ribbon) {= SUM(ABOVE } will
appear Press ALT F9 to toggle this code view.

Hope this helps.

"Rick@#$*!" wrote in message
...
How do I sum a column in a table in Word 2007? New-fangled version is
toooo
complicated....

[Rick@#$*![_2_]]

Thanks Summer and Rick both helpful replies.

"Graham Mayor" wrote:

Or with the cursor in the cell where you want the calculation, Insert
Quick Parts Field = (Formula field) and again =Sum(Above) will be the
default.
Note that with 'Summer's' method, the cursor has to be in the table for the
layout tab to appear on the ribbon.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

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



Summer wrote:
If you have a column row with figures tab to next row and move to
column you wish to Sum (there should already be at least one amount
say "10" in the Sum column.

Press Insert Layout Formula (end of ribbon) {= SUM(ABOVE } will
appear Press ALT F9 to toggle this code view.

Hope this helps.

"Rick@#$*!" wrote in message
...
How do I sum a column in a table in Word 2007? New-fangled version is
toooo
complicated....

[Graham Mayor]

I thought you were Rick?

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

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


Rick@#$*! wrote:
Thanks Summer and Rick both helpful replies.

"Graham Mayor" wrote:

Or with the cursor in the cell where you want the calculation,
Insert Quick Parts Field = (Formula field) and again
=Sum(Above) will be the default.
Note that with 'Summer's' method, the cursor has to be in the table
for the layout tab to appear on the ribbon.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

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



Summer wrote:
If you have a column row with figures tab to next row and move to
column you wish to Sum (there should already be at least one amount
say "10" in the Sum column.

Press Insert Layout Formula (end of ribbon) {= SUM(ABOVE } will
appear Press ALT F9 to toggle this code view.

Hope this helps.

"Rick@#$*!" wrote in message
...
How do I sum a column in a table in Word 2007? New-fangled version
is toooo
complicated....

[P.O.'d with Microsoft]

I still can't get it to work!!! I loved Wordperfect, but gave it up with my
new Vista PC because I had to replace almost ALL my software- at great
expense (but that's another matter). What I CAN'T BELIEVE is that Microsoft
has decided that summing a column in Word is not one of the most normal and
NECESSARY functions. I KNOW that I could remake my invoices to use Excell
instead - but WHY SHOULD I HAVE TO?? It is enough to make me decide to
discard MS Office altogether. I was happier with WordPerfect and Quattrro!!
and if all the $!%$@! thing needs is ONE SUM, why should I convert it? Even
the latest AutoCAD software has annoying features (or lack of them) in Vista.

"Rick@#$*!" wrote:

Thanks Summer and Rick both helpful replies.

"Graham Mayor" wrote:

Or with the cursor in the cell where you want the calculation, Insert
Quick Parts Field = (Formula field) and again =Sum(Above) will be the
default.
Note that with 'Summer's' method, the cursor has to be in the table for the
layout tab to appear on the ribbon.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

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



Summer wrote:
If you have a column row with figures tab to next row and move to
column you wish to Sum (there should already be at least one amount
say "10" in the Sum column.

Press Insert Layout Formula (end of ribbon) {= SUM(ABOVE } will
appear Press ALT F9 to toggle this code view.

Hope this helps.

"Rick@#$*!" wrote in message
...
How do I sum a column in a table in Word 2007? New-fangled version is
toooo
complicated....

[macropod[_2_]]

Hi,

With the table cell where you want the sum to appear selected, click on the table 'Layout' Ribbon tab, then click the formula icon
and type in your forumla (eg =SUM(ABOVE) or =SUM(A1:A5), or whatever else it is you need) and add the appropriate numeric formatting
switch from the dropdown. Not at all difficult, really.

--
Cheers
macropod
[Microsoft MVP - Word]


"P.O.'d with Microsoft" P.O.'d with wrote in message
...
I still can't get it to work!!! I loved Wordperfect, but gave it up with my
new Vista PC because I had to replace almost ALL my software- at great
expense (but that's another matter). What I CAN'T BELIEVE is that Microsoft
has decided that summing a column in Word is not one of the most normal and
NECESSARY functions. I KNOW that I could remake my invoices to use Excell
instead - but WHY SHOULD I HAVE TO?? It is enough to make me decide to
discard MS Office altogether. I was happier with WordPerfect and Quattrro!!
and if all the $!%$@! thing needs is ONE SUM, why should I convert it? Even
the latest AutoCAD software has annoying features (or lack of them) in Vista.

"Rick@#$*!" wrote:

Thanks Summer and Rick both helpful replies.

"Graham Mayor" wrote:

Or with the cursor in the cell where you want the calculation, Insert
Quick Parts Field = (Formula field) and again =Sum(Above) will be the
default.
Note that with 'Summer's' method, the cursor has to be in the table for the
layout tab to appear on the ribbon.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

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



Summer wrote:
If you have a column row with figures tab to next row and move to
column you wish to Sum (there should already be at least one amount
say "10" in the Sum column.

Press Insert Layout Formula (end of ribbon) {= SUM(ABOVE } will
appear Press ALT F9 to toggle this code view.

Hope this helps.

"Rick@#$*!" wrote in message
...
How do I sum a column in a table in Word 2007? New-fangled version is
toooo
complicated....