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Total a column (or row0 by highlighting cells
Isn't there a way to total a column of numbers without using the AutoSum
function. I seem to remember that I could just highlight a series of cells and the total would be shown in the fx box. I can count the number of rows by just highlighting them. Can't I do the same thing to total by simply highlighting a group of cells? Thanks |
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