SUM() is a function within Excel which adds up the values of the cells that are passed to it. You can pass individual cells, a list of cells or a range of cells. e.g.
=SUM(A1) returns the same value as the cell A1
=SUM(A1,B2) return the sum of A1 + B2
=SUM(A1:B2) returns the sum of the range A1:B2
Ranges are effective squares of cells, so the range A1:B2 is a small 2x2 square consisting of A1, A2, B1 and B2.
SUMIFS was new in Excel 2007.
The SUM function.
The sum of 7 and 4 is 11, whether in an Excel spreadsheet or anywhere else. In Excel the formula would be =SUM(4,7) or =4+7 or =(B12+B13) if the values 7 and 4 were in cells B12 and B13.
The representation of SUM is the capital Greek letter SIGMA (Σ).
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The SUMIFS function first appeared in Excel 2007. The previous version, Excel 2003, did not have it.
The 'sum' function.Type =sum(X,Y) - bold for emphasis - where X and Y are your cell locations or values, and Excel will return the sum (i.e. the result of addition) of those values.
If you use Excel in school, then, yes, you can use the SUM function.
Built-in formulas in Excel are known as functions. Here are five common ones: SUM AVERAGE COUNT MIN MAX
You use the sum button in excel when you want to add numerous amounts of numbers.
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Quick-sum in Excel 1. Select the cells you want to sum (Hold CTRL key to select non-adjacent cells) 2. Right click the status bar and select SUM (This is the default option) 3. Now check out the sum of the numbers you selected in the status bar.