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Old 09-28-2015, 07:04 PM   #133
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Ok, with twowheels step by step I have a number. I now like to time travel back a few minutes to blissful unawareness

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And it doesn't even include the ebooks


Thank you so much twowheel for the instructions for a dummy like me.
And you should now be able to use Cinisajoy's instructions as well now that the dollar amounts are recognized as numbers...

Choose a starting point, note which cell it is... choose an ending point, note which cell it is... then in an empty cell type:

=SUM(<start>:<end>) (where <start> and <end> are replaced with a cell number, such as U17)

That'll give you the sum for that range.


You can also start typing the formula, so in an empty cell type:

=SUM(

... then select a range with the mouse... and then close the formula by typing the closing ) and pressing enter... that cell will now have the sum of the selected range.
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