[nabs-l] Excel question

[Justin Young]

Hey Sean!
Yeah in doing a google search to see what was out there in terms of
hotkeys I found a site which gave me all the different commands to do
all fun stuff.  The one I found that works in excel for me is similar
to that one you and Joe have said.  Basically you enter the
information into a1 and a 2 and then go to a 3 and hit alt+= and it
will do it for you.  I think through the help of individuals like
yourself and this site I have grown more familiar with the program.

Not a problem about the LSAT stuff.  Def understandible.
Thanks again,
Justin

On 12/2/10, Sean Whalen <smwhalenpsp at gmail.com> wrote:
> Justin,
>
> If you press the = key in a cell in Excel, you will go into formula editing
> mode. If you want, for instance, to display the sum of cells A1 and A2 in
> cell A3, you go to cell A3, and type: =A1+A2. This will display the total of
> the first two cells in the third. You can type in any function you wish
> using numbers, cell references (which will use whatever value is displayed
> in the cell referenced), + to add, - to subtract, * to multiply, / to
> divide, and parentheses to group functions. You can do a lot of very
> advanced numerical and logical functions in Excel. There is a lot of
> information on creating formulas, and the syntax thereof, in the Excel Help
> files. One very useful one I will leave you with is the following:
> =sum(a1:a100). That will display the total of all values in column A,
> between rows 1 and 100, in the cell in which you enter the formula. I am a
> big Excel fan, and encourage you to dig into the help materials. As I say,
> there is a lot of great information there.
>
> Also, regarding the LSAT stuff, I will still be getting back to you on that.
> My laptop was down for a few days, and I am still digging out.
>
> Take care,
>
> Sean
>
>
>
>
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