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   INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY
 AutoSum METHOD

 

3 Method (Windows): The last three methods work in all spreadsheets. Since we add numbers more than any other operation in spreadsheets, Excel spreadsheet has an additional feature - Auto Sum. Move to cell C9 again and tap the delete key to erase your last formula. Now look at the upper area of the screen, just below the menu bar, for a 3 (summation) symbol button. Point to it and click with the left mouse button. WOW !! Automatic addition !! Notice that the cells, you’d logically desire to add, have a marquee around them and that the SUM function is displayed in cell C9. You’ll need to confirm that this is the correct formula. So, tap the Enter key and the SUM function will now be set in cell C9. Any time you want to add using this method just drag one more cell past the numbers you want to as for the total area and click-on the 3 .

This would be a good time to save your work.

 

PERIODICALLY SAVE AND REPLACE YOUR WORK IN CASE YOU LOOSE POWER TO YOUR COMPUTER

 

Now move to cell C17 and add the total Expenses in cells C13 to C16 - using each of the four methods.

SUBTRACTION

In cell A19 type Net Income. Next, adjust the width of column A.

In cell C19 we want to subtract the amount in for Expenses in cell C17 from the amount for Income in cell C9. This can be accomplished by using either the Type-In Method or Point Method. Go ahead and do this. Don’t forget to tap the Enter key to confirm your formula.

[The formula should look like =C9-C17]

 

 

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