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Creating an accumulative number

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    Creating an accumulative number

    Hi all,
    Every time data is entered into a column I need to display a number in a designated cell accumulating the amount of columns with data.
    Can anyone tell me how to do this?
    PS: THE PROGRAM THAT I´M WORKING WITH IS IN SPANISH, SO THE HELP MENU IS NO USE TO ME - AS MY SPANISH IS NOT THE BEST
    Hope you can help!
    Thanks
    loopiloo

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    creating an accumulative number!

    hi!

    be specific abt the data!!!
    i don't think the data would also be
    in spanish!!!


    -via135





    Quote Originally Posted by legepe
    Hi all,
    Every time data is entered into a column I need to display a number in a designated cell accumulating the amount of columns with data.
    Can anyone tell me how to do this?
    PS: THE PROGRAM THAT I´M WORKING WITH IS IN SPANISH, SO THE HELP MENU IS NO USE TO ME - AS MY SPANISH IS NOT THE BEST
    Hope you can help!
    Thanks
    loopiloo

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    Ovcourse the data is not in spanish - the data is numbers so i guess its international?
    I was trying to inform you that the help files if I was to use them are not much use to me because my Spanish is not sufficent
    I was just hoping that someone could point me in the right direction to how this process could be made?

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    Tushar Mehta
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    Re: Creating an accumulative number

    In article <[email protected]>,
    [email protected] says...
    >
    > Hi all,
    > Every time data is entered into a column I need to display a number in
    > a designated cell accumulating the amount of columns with data.
    > Can anyone tell me how to do this?
    > PS: THE PROGRAM THAT I=3FM WORKING WITH IS IN SPANISH, SO THE HELP MENU
    > IS NO USE TO ME - AS MY SPANISH IS NOT THE BEST
    > Hope you can help!
    > Thanks
    > loopiloo
    >

    It isn't totally clear what you want. Here's one possiblity. Suppose you
    are entering data in column A. Then, in whatever cell you want the total,
    enter the formula =SUM(A:A). Of course, you should change SUM to its
    Spanish equivalent. Also, see this tip on entering functions in non-English
    versions of the program: http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/language.htm

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    Tushar Mehta
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