If what you want is the total of the cells in Columns A and B
=sum(A1:A100) in one cell would give you the total of the data in A1to A100
and =Sum(B1:B100) for column B
If you want a different set of cells, just change the formula.
"Noodles" wrote:
Paul B said it could be done, but not how to do it.
Need to add figures in column. What I am doing now I'm sure is the hard
way:
A B C D
1
2 15.65 15.65 =Sum C1+A2 =Sum D1+B2
3 15.44 15.44 =Sum C2+A3 =Sum D2+B3
After I get the columns totaled I then delete columns C & D etc because they
are not needed anymore. There as to be an easier way.
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