HOW DOES EXCEL AUTOMATICALLY SUM AND HOW DOES EXCEL AUTOMATICALLY SUM UP?

Method 1. Open the excel file, select the ** region that needs to be summed, note: the selected region must include the summed area;

Press and hold the [Alt] and [=] keys to successfully sum;

Method two. Select the area to be summed, then click Start in the toolbar, and click Auto Sum. Method 1.

Open the excel file, select the ** region that needs to be summed, note: the selected region must include the summed area;

Press and hold the [Alt] and [=] keys to successfully sum;

Method two. Select the area to be summed, then click Start in the toolbar, and click Auto Sum. Method 1.

Open the excel file, select the ** region that needs to be summed, note: the selected region must include the summed area;

Press and hold the [Alt] and [=] keys to successfully sum;

Method two. Select the area to be summed, then click Start in the toolbar, and click Auto Sum. Method 1.

Open the excel file, select the ** region that needs to be summed, note: the selected region must include the summed area;

Press and hold the [Alt] and [=] keys to successfully sum;

Method two. Select the area to be summed, then click Start in the toolbar, and click Auto Sum.

**The method of automatic summing is as follows:the environment: iphone11, the latest version of iOS software, etc.

1. The manuscript first compiles an excel** data and sums the data in the table.

2. After selecting a row or column of data that needs to be summed, directly enter "=" in cell E1 and click cell A1, then enter "+" and click cell B1 again, enter "+" again and finally click D1.

3. Finally, click the enter key to get the summing result.

4. After selecting a row or column of data that needs to be summed, use the sum function formula, click "Formula" and then click "Auto Sum" to quickly sum.

5. Finally, click the enter key to get the summing result.

6. You can also directly use the formula, for example: "=sum(a1:d1)" is to find the sum of all data from a1 to d1, so that it can also be automatically summed.

7. Then click the enter key to get the difference and the result.

Method: 1. Open Excel and have a column of numbers.

2. Select the column of numbers just now, and see that the average value, count, sum and other statistical information will appear at the bottom right of excel, where the sum result is what you seek.

3. You can also select the number that requires the sum, and click Autosum directly in the start menu.

4. The summation result will be obtained at the bottom of the column.

5. There is also the formula method, input =sum(a1:a6)<>

6. The summation result can also be obtained after entering.

Step 1: First, open a worksheet.

Step 2: Select the sales data for the current day.

Step 3: Locate "Formula" in the toolbar

Step 4: Now you can see the summing formula of the shortcut keys appear below, and click "Auto Summation" with the left mouse button, at this time, the summing will be calculated.

Generally, you can automatically sum by selecting [Auto Summation] in the formula option in the toolbar, even if you change the numeric value. If there was an improper operation before, you can turn off this ** and create a new ** to re-include the automatic summation of values.

Re-autosummate method:

1.Generally, you can right-click on the sum data and format the cell as a numeric value.

2.However, if the result is still 0 even after setting it to a numeric value.

3.In this case, it means that the ** data contains hidden strings and cannot be summed. So we can use the len function to test the length of the data.

<>5.Therefore, you can use the replace function to test whether the character is in **. For example, replace the first character at the beginning of f2 with Try the result. After entering, you see that there is an extra slash in front of the data, which means that the hidden characters are in front.

6.After that, we can select a range of cells with the same number of cells and start the batch conversion of the data.

7.Then enter the replace formula in the field and press Ctrl to add enter to apply the formula in batches.

8.Then press Ctrl and C to make a copy of the batch converted data.

9.Then find a column of cells, and right-click and select the "123" format to paste.

10.Then convert the pasted data into a numerical format for summation.

1.Select the cells that need to be placed and value, and then click the self-pick and light dynamic summation shortcut tool, and a summation formula of =sum will be generated, at this time, the summing area is intelligently selected, but not necessarily the one you want;

2.Hold down the mouse to re-select the sum area, if it is a discontinuous region, hold down Ctrl, click on the cell or range to select;

3.After the selection is completed, press back to the wide car, or click the tick "Bureau Accompaniment" on the left side of the bar to get the sum value.