Numbers Autosum
How do I Autosum in Numbers on an iMac?
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 10.15
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How do I Autosum in Numbers on an iMac?
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 10.15
Hi John,
I am not sure what you mean by "Autosum"
Do you want to sum all the values in a table column and have the formula automatically expand as you add more rows?
Here is a table named "Fruit" with one Header Row (Row 1) and one Footer Row (Row 5).
Formula in Footer Cell A5: SUM(A)
You can fill that formula right to Footer Cell B5.
Click on any cell in Row 4 (a Body Row) and press return to insert another row.
Enter new values in Row 5
The formulas in the Footer row automatically expand to include all the Body Cells.
Please call back with questions.
Regards,
Ian.
Hi John,
I am not sure what you mean by "Autosum"
Do you want to sum all the values in a table column and have the formula automatically expand as you add more rows?
Here is a table named "Fruit" with one Header Row (Row 1) and one Footer Row (Row 5).
Formula in Footer Cell A5: SUM(A)
You can fill that formula right to Footer Cell B5.
Click on any cell in Row 4 (a Body Row) and press return to insert another row.
Enter new values in Row 5
The formulas in the Footer row automatically expand to include all the Body Cells.
Please call back with questions.
Regards,
Ian.
Hi John,
Happy to help!
When I first used Numbers, I thought that it was a clone of Excel. However, after reading threads in this forum, I realised that Numbers is based around several independent tables, each with a purpose.
For your next trick, create another table that "pulls" the results of the Autosums.
Numbers has automatically changed the formula from Fruit::A$5 to Fruit::A$6
The charm of Numbers!
Happy Numbering,
Ian.
Hi Ian, this is very helpful and is a development on what I was looking for. Thanks for your help, which has solved my problem and shown me a way ahead also. John
Hi Ian, like you I had thought it would be similar to Excel, but I am learning as I go. Thanks again for your help, Regards, John
Numbers Autosum