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Sum of 2 columns * 3rd column
I'm using Excel 2007 and can't figure out how to enter the following formula:
(A3 + B3) * G3 (number in A3 PLUS number in B3) MULTIPLIED by number in column G3 Any help would be greatly appreciated. I did this in Excel XP, but haven't figured it out for Excel 2007. TIA -- Gaye |
Sum of 2 columns * 3rd column
Put this in any cell except a3, b3 and g3:
=(A3 + B3) * G3 (I just added an equal sign) Gaye wrote: I'm using Excel 2007 and can't figure out how to enter the following formula: (A3 + B3) * G3 (number in A3 PLUS number in B3) MULTIPLIED by number in column G3 Any help would be greatly appreciated. I did this in Excel XP, but haven't figured it out for Excel 2007. TIA -- Gaye -- Dave Peterson |
Sum of 2 columns * 3rd column
You were close..........just forgot the "=" sign
=(A3+B3)*G3 entered in a cell. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 6 Mar 2007 18:02:00 -0800, Gaye (donotspam) wrote: I'm using Excel 2007 and can't figure out how to enter the following formula: (A3 + B3) * G3 (number in A3 PLUS number in B3) MULTIPLIED by number in column G3 Any help would be greatly appreciated. I did this in Excel XP, but haven't figured it out for Excel 2007. TIA |
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