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i have 100
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300
about 7 numbers and I would like to know how to add them.
=sum (g1-15)?
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If your numbers are in the range G1 to G15 try it like this:

=SUM(G1:G15)

When you need to reference a range of cells think of the colon as the word
"to". G1 to G15 = G1:G15.

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i have 100
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about 7 numbers and I would like to know how to add them.
=sum (g1-15)?



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Hi,
=sum(G1:G15)

if this helps please click yes thanks

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i have 100
200
300
about 7 numbers and I would like to know how to add them.
=sum (g1-15)?

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