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Why is it important to check the range placed in the SUM function.
Why is it important to check the range placed in the SUM function when using
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Sounds like homework!
1) Suppose your column of numbers is headed by a year (e.g. 2002), Excel will include this. 2) Suppose =SUM(...) is used in the lower right of a block of numbers: will Autosum add horizontally or vertically? Please let me know what mark I got in the assignment best wishes -- Bernard Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove CAPS in email address "CUTIE" wrote in message ... Why is it important to check the range placed in the SUM function when using the AutoSum button? |
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