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how to add numbers from different areas in chart and importing forms from word

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carole - 11 Jun 2006 20:43 GMT
can someone tell me how to add numbers from different places in a chart
i.e. lets say 10 numbers are in different places and I need the tota
of these ten- is there a way of obtaining this by selecting the
without putting in all the numbers separately somewhere to arrive at
total.

Can a table be imported from word into excel. i.e a multi row tabl
with 2 o r 3columns and it visually will look like its in normal vie
word but in excel. can someone tell me
Gary''s Student - 12 Jun 2006 00:38 GMT
Charts usually represent data that exist in cells.  First find these cells
and then, while holding done the CNTRL key, click on the cells of interest.  
The sum should appear at the very bottom of the Excel window.

For your second question, click inside the table in Word and pull-down:
Table > Select Table
then Edit > Copy

In Excel, click in a cell and paste.
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> can someone tell me how to add numbers from different places in a chart
> i.e. lets say 10 numbers are in different places and I need the total
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> with 2 o r 3columns and it visually will look like its in normal view
> word but in excel. can someone tell me.
 
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