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replyReply Tue 29 Apr 2008, 16:10Delegate Andrew said...

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How do I create a totals row at the bottom of a table?

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replyReply Sun 4 May 2008, 15:52Trainer Cress said...

RE: Excel

In the cell under the data type =SUM(C2:C3) and substitute C2:C3 for the actual data you want to sum. You can drag this formula into other column cells

 

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Excel tip:

Counting Non Number Cells (Text)

If you try to use the COUNT FUNCTION =COUNT(Cell range)with a range of cells with numbers and or containing text fields you wil find that that the text cells will be excluded from the the count. If you want to include them try the the COUNTA FUNCTION =COUNTA(Cell range). This counts both text and number cell values.

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