To calculate the total for the selected person on the specified date, you can use the SUMIFS
function. Assuming that the person's name is in cell A1, the date is in cell A2, and your data range for names is in column A and dates in column B with totals in column C, the formula in B16 would be:
=SUMIFS(C:C, A:A, A1, B:B, A2)
This formula sums the values in column C where the corresponding names in column A match the selected person and the dates in column B match the specified date.
If you have more than one cell selected and type something and then press Ctrl-Enter, it will put what is typed into all the selected cells. So it can be used as a quick way of filling a lot of cells or copying a formula into a range when it is entered, rather than copying it separately afterwards. If just one cell is selected, then after pressing Ctrl-Enter the same still will still be active, rather than moving to a different cell.
To enter the formula in selected cell, To view the farmula or content of selected cell.
Usually the approach is to copy the formula. There are many ways of doing this, so it depends on the situation as to which is the best to use. It is also possible to select all the cells you want the formula to be in before you enter it, and then type the formula into one cell and press and hold the Ctrl key and then press the Enter key. The formula will be entered in all of the selected cells.
In Microsoft Excel, text can be entered directly into a cell and in the formula bar. Whichever you enter it into, it will show in both as you enter it, so it cannot be in one and not the other. The formula bar shows the content of the active cell, so naturally as you type it will appear in both.
You can copy the formulas from the first cell into the others. There are lots of ways of doing down, like using Ctrl-C to copy and Ctrl-V to paste, or using the icons on the toolbars or using the edit menu, and several other ways. You can use the fill handle to fill down. If you have selected an area down, you can use Ctrl-D. If you have selected to the right, you can use Ctrl-R to do it.You can also select the cells you want to put the formula into and then type it in, but instead of hitting the Enter key, press and hold the Ctrl key and press Enter and it will automatically put the formula into all the selected cells, not just the first one.
Formulas go into cells. You can type them directly into a cell or on the formula bar, which will then enter it into the selected cell.
Press and hold the Ctrl key when pressing Enter. Your formula will be entered, and the cell it is in will remain the active cell. It also has another use in that if you select a range of cells and type a formula into one and then press Ctrl-Enter, it will fill all selected cells with the formula or whatever else you have typed in, saving you having to copy it to them. The active cell will also stay the same.
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