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How do I insert auto sum in a Word 2007 table?
In older versions of Word, I was able to add (sum) a simple column of numbers
by inserting a formula rather than using Excel. This was especially useful when preparing a letter or other document. |
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How do I insert auto sum in a Word 2007 table?
It's a little more involved in Word 2007. With the table selected, select
the Layout tab of the Table Tools and click on Formula. If you have values in the cells above, then SUM(ABOVE) will be offered as the default formula. Otherwise you have to choose a function and type in cell references. The same is true of the Sum button, which you can add to the QAT (it's in the All Commands section Word Options | Customize). -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "Jackie" wrote in message news  In older versions of Word, I was able to add (sum) a simple column of numbers by inserting a formula rather than using Excel. This was especially useful when preparing a letter or other document. |
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