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Showing posts with label Functions In Excel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Functions In Excel. Show all posts
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Insert Function in Microsoft Excel 2010
Friday, March 25, 2011
Auto Sum in Microsoft Excel 2003
In Microsoft Excel 2003 we have functions that will help in doing quick mathematics. When we use them they ask for a specified range where data is present and we may need to keep the cursor in the cell where we need to keep the sum.
Steps to Auto Sum using functions :
1) Place the cursor at the end of data which need to be worked using functions.
2) Click on Auto Sum function Symbol at the top
3) we will get a box that automatically selects the range of the cells where data is present.
4) Pressing Enter will sum the data and will diaplay the result in the cell where we have placed the cursor and where the range is displayed.
Steps to Auto Sum using functions :
1) Place the cursor at the end of data which need to be worked using functions.
2) Click on Auto Sum function Symbol at the top
3) we will get a box that automatically selects the range of the cells where data is present.
4) Pressing Enter will sum the data and will diaplay the result in the cell where we have placed the cursor and where the range is displayed.
