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Maryann has attended:
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by - delegate Maryann [6 posts] (2008 May 27 Tue, 09:55) Reply

Can you enter a table into the word doc with a formular?

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RE: Word

by - trainer Amanda platinum contributer [947 posts] (2008 May 29 Thu, 13:43) Reply

Hi Maryann

Thank you for your question.

You can enter a formula to do a calculation in a table in Word, however Word is not as powerful for doing calculations as what Excel is.

If you go to Table - Formulas, you will be able to insert a formula to, for example, add numbers in the table either above or to the left of the cell where you are entering the formula.

You can change the function which is used (e.g. change from SUM to AVERAGE) using the Paste Function box at the bottom of the dialogue box.

I hope this helps.
Amanda

RE: Word

by - delegate Maryann [6 posts] (2008 May 29 Thu, 15:35) Reply

Hi Amanda,

Thank you for your reply this was very helpful!

Maryann

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