Type... =SUM( ...into the box you want the answer to appear in. Click and drag from the first number yo want to add up, to the last number you want to add in that column/row and then close the brackets and hit enter so you might end up with something that looks like this... =SUM(B9:B23)
Add up all the numbers, divide the total by how many numbers there were. that is the formula for mean.
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Line up the decimal points in a vertical column. Then add the numbers while ignoring the decimal point. Finally, put a decimal point in the answer in the same column as for the summands.
If there are any numbers which are integers and so do not have a decimal point, then append one at the extreme right. Then arrange all the numbers in a column, with their decimal points aligned. Ad up the numbers ignoring the decimal points entirely. In the answer insert a decimal point under the column of decimal points.
If you get #VALUE coming up in a cell where you have put a formula, it normally indicates that something in your formula is referencing something that is not a number. So for example, you cannot add text to numbers, as it is mathematically impossible. If you have a heading at the top of a column of values that you want to add up, and include the cell with the heading in the formula as well as the numbers, you will get the #VALUE error. Carefully check the formula and make sure the cells it references do not have text in them.
Type... =SUM( ...into the box you want the answer to appear in. Click and drag from the first number yo want to add up, to the last number you want to add in that column/row and then close the brackets and hit enter so you might end up with something that looks like this... =SUM(B9:B23)
Add up all the numbers, divide the total by how many numbers there were. that is the formula for mean.
Highlight the column of numbers. Copy with either the menu selection or ctrl-c. Go to where you want to paste the column. Go to the menu selection Paste Special. A box will pop up, select Values.
If you wanted to just change the original cells and add 50 to them, then first type 50 into a blank cell. Then copy it. Then select the cells you want to add 50 to. Go to Paste Special and pick the Add option. 50 will be added to all the selected cells, replacing their original values with that value plus 50. That is the simplest way.Another way to add a number to the value in each cell of a column is to insert another column. If your original values are in C2:C26 you can enter the following formula in D2 (=C2+50), then copy the formula to D3:D26.To clean up the worksheet, you have a couple of options:Hide column C and view the numbers in column D.Copy column D, then paste values into column C. This will change the values of column C to the +50 values, and also increase column D by an additional +50. When you are satisfied with your numbers in column C, delete column D and you will be back where you started, except your values in column C will be +50 from the original values.
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click the auto-sum button on the menu
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Line up the decimal points in a vertical column. Then add the numbers while ignoring the decimal point. Finally, put a decimal point in the answer in the same column as for the summands.
If there are any numbers which are integers and so do not have a decimal point, then append one at the extreme right. Then arrange all the numbers in a column, with their decimal points aligned. Ad up the numbers ignoring the decimal points entirely. In the answer insert a decimal point under the column of decimal points.
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Magic squares are grids of numbers that add up to the same number in each row, each column and both long diagonals. ■