One usually uses column and row
coordinates when entering formulae,
but when applying a formula to an
entire row, the column details aren’t
needed. All you need are the details of
the first and last cells of the row.
For instance, to sum up the values of row 6, enter the formula, =sum(6:6). However, select the result of the sum has to be in a diff erent two than row 6. The same applies to columns too. You can apply a formula to an entire column, simply replace the row number with the column’s alphabet.
For instance, to sum up the values of row 6, enter the formula, =sum(6:6). However, select the result of the sum has to be in a diff erent two than row 6. The same applies to columns too. You can apply a formula to an entire column, simply replace the row number with the column’s alphabet.
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