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replyReply Wed 21 Jan 2009, 12:26Delegate Jessica said...

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How do I add a total bar numerous times within one Excel document

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replyReply Fri 23 Jan 2009, 16:56Trainer Mark said...

RE: Excel Sums

Hi Jessica

Thanks for the post

the best way to do this is create the first formula - then go the the bottom righthand corner of the cell where the formula is and then (you should see a little black cross) then click and drag to the other cells beside that one this should copy the same formula to the other cell

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