If that’s the case, you can select the cells to have Excel display some summary operations on the status bar at the bottom of the workbook window.
- Creating a formula in Excel just takes a few seconds,…but there might be times when you want to find…the sum or average of a series of numbers…without saving the result in your worksheet.…If that's the case you can select the cells to have Excel…display some summary operations on the status bar…at the bottom of the workbook window.…In this movie I will demonstrate…how to summarize data on the status bar.…When you click a single cell, as we have here with cell C2…no summary will appear on the status bar.…
That's because the sum, the average,…and the count are all obvious.…However, if you select multiple cells,…and in this case I'll select C2 through C5,…then you see a number of summaries appear on the status bar…at the bottom of the program window.…For example, the Average is $469,019.…The Count is 4. There are four values.…And the sum is $1,876,076.…If I select a different set of cells, for example C6 to C9,…then the summaries update.…
You can select disconnected groups of cells.…So for example, if I want to see Chicago and Los Angeles…
- Creating workbooks
- Manipulating cell data
- Using core functions and formulas
- Formatting worksheet elements
- Creating PivotTables
- Collaborating with others
- Working with charts
- Adding images and shapes
- Saving workbooks
- Printing files
Skill Level Beginner
1. Get Started with Excel
2. Manage Workbooks
3. Work with Worksheets, Cells, and Cell Data
4. Sort, Filter, and Manage Worksheets
5. Summarize Data Using Formulas and Functions
6. Format Worksheet Elements
7. Work with Charts
8. Work with External Data and Objects
9. Explore PivotTables
10. Review and Share Your Spreadsheets
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