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replyReply Mon 24 Sep 2007, 10:00Delegate Rachel said...

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Excel Introduction course

Excel introduction

How do you add cells together?

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replyReply Mon 24 Sep 2007, 11:51Delegate Paul said...

RE: Excel introduction

Hi Rachel

If you want to add the total of, for instance, cells A1, B1 & C1

in a different cell, type =SUM(A1:C1)

Hope this helps

Paul

replyReply Mon 24 Sep 2007, 13:32Trainer Rich said...

RE: Excel introduction

Alternatively, you can use the + operator.

eg. =A1+B1

will give you the sum of A1 and B1.

Regards, Rich

 

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