How Do You Use The SUM And AutoSUM Functions In Excel?

⟩ How Do You Use the SUM and AutoSUM Functions in Excel?

The Excel SUM function is probably the most often used function in Excel spreadsheets. The AutoSUM button on the Standard toolbar makes it easy to quickly sum columns or rows of adjacent data without actually typing in the cell references.

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