Martin
If your data is in column C, from row 5 to row 15, in c17, say, put the
formula:
=sum(c5:c15)
I have long forgotten Supercalc, but do recall that I found the transition
to Excel to be frustrating.
There are other ways of summing, but that is possibly the simplest.
You can get to the various cells by using the cursor keys, or in the
horizontal direction, Tab and shift+tab for right or left respectively.
ATB
David W Wood
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Hi folks
I havent touched Excel at all, years ago I used supercalc , I want to add
the sum of a column and need to place the formula at the bottom to total ,
can anyone walk me through this please. My version of Excel is 2003 pro, yes
I know it is well out of date but this is the first time I've needed to use
it in years.
Thanks
Martin
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