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I am adding up totals in a column in a table, but some of the rows have
symbols other than numbers so that they are not to be added in to the total. How do I get a grand total at the bottom? Do I use an "if" statement? |
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No. As in previous versions, you can use Sum with the specific cell
references. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA "xololady" wrote in message news ![]() I am adding up totals in a column in a table, but some of the rows have symbols other than numbers so that they are not to be added in to the total. How do I get a grand total at the bottom? Do I use an "if" statement? |
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