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AutoSum
You can use formulas. For sums you would be likely to make use of the SUM function. You can also use the AutoSum to automatically do the calculation. You can place the cursor under or beside the cells you want to sum, or select the cells and click the AutoSum and it will put the total into a blank cell.
Automatically calculates the sum of a column of numbers.
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Yes it will. There is also the option to do some other standard calculations like Average, Count, Min and Max.
The Autosum button.
it adds up all the entries in a row or column.
There is a feature in Excel known as the Autosum which will start the SUM function and automatically select a range of cells near it to ad up. Also, in general terms spreadsheets are set for automatic recalculation which will happen for all calculations on a spreadsheet whenever any kind of change is made. So you could say Autosum or Automatic recalculation, depending on which way you mean.
By using the Autosum feature. Select the cell below the last number and click on the Autosum and it will automatically total the numbers in the column.
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There are two (2) ways to add up automatically in MS Excel. You can either use the syntax, =sum(number1, number2, number3,...numberX), or select the cells (containing set of numbers) and click the summation symbol.
the autosum feature automatically adds number in the selected cells. its is present in standard toolbar.