Here is a simple formula request from a newb

[Darryl]

Add subtotal * by tax and add tax to create final total

I'd like to have my subtotal = J9
Multiply by my tax rate 6.5% =J10
Add the J10 amout and total on =J13

[CLR]

In J9 put =SUM(J1:J8)
In J10 put =J9*0.065
In J13 put =J9+J10

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3


"Darryl" wrote:

> Add subtotal * by tax and add tax to create final total
>
> I'd like to have my subtotal = J9
> Multiply by my tax rate 6.5% =J10
> Add the J10 amout and total on =J13
>
>

[Darryl]

CLR wrote:
> In J9 put =SUM(J1:J8)
> In J10 put =J9*0.065
> In J13 put =J9+J10
>
> Vaya con Dios,
> Chuck, CABGx3
>
>
> "Darryl" wrote:
>
> > Add subtotal * by tax and add tax to create final total
> >
> > I'd like to have my subtotal = J9
> > Multiply by my tax rate 6.5% =J10
> > Add the J10 amout and total on =J13
> >
> >

Thank you for the very prompt reply, that did it nicely.
A second question - probably a nit pick.

Say I have my two cells with number vaules:
$360.57 on J5
$858.00 on J6

When I go to sum them on a line that I've chosen, say for example J9,
it will put it directly under the first two numbers above where I have
chosen. Is that by design, or have I not told it to NOT do that?

[CLR]

In J9 put =J5+J6

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3



"Darryl" wrote:

>
> CLR wrote:
> > In J9 put =SUM(J1:J8)
> > In J10 put =J9*0.065
> > In J13 put =J9+J10
> >
> > Vaya con Dios,
> > Chuck, CABGx3
> >
> >
> > "Darryl" wrote:
> >
> > > Add subtotal * by tax and add tax to create final total
> > >
> > > I'd like to have my subtotal = J9
> > > Multiply by my tax rate 6.5% =J10
> > > Add the J10 amout and total on =J13
> > >
> > >
>
> Thank you for the very prompt reply, that did it nicely.
> A second question - probably a nit pick.
>
> Say I have my two cells with number vaules:
> $360.57 on J5
> $858.00 on J6
>
> When I go to sum them on a line that I've chosen, say for example J9,
> it will put it directly under the first two numbers above where I have
> chosen. Is that by design, or have I not told it to NOT do that?
>
>

[pvanrooijen]

I cannot figure out exactly why or what you mean.
I know autofill could come up with a range itself when you place the function below a list of data. It will then count all the numbers above it.

Try the following:

Go to the cell you want the SUM to be.
Left mouseclick.
Then topmenu
insert > function > Mathematical > SUM > and OK
<look what happens now: it will show a range automatically>
click red arrow
select range (J5:J6) with your mouse in the sheet
enter
ok

You this out at J7 and again at J9.
See what happens.

You can always see the function and range in the top of your screen just below the menu's.

Be aware that if you copy this cell with function to another cell it will change the range.
Use relative indexing =SUM($J$5:$J$6) if you do not want this to happen.

[Gord Dibben]

You could do it two cells.

in J9 =SUM(J1:J9)

in J10 =J9*.065+J9


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On 27 Jul 2006 11:51:33 -0700, "Darryl" <[email protected]> wrote:

>Add subtotal * by tax and add tax to create final total
>
>I'd like to have my subtotal = J9
>Multiply by my tax rate 6.5% =J10
>Add the J10 amout and total on =J13