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Adding up columns in Excel is a common task for many users, and it can be done using a few simple steps. Here's how you can add up columns in Excel: 1. Open the Excel file that contains the data you want to add up. 2. Select the column you want to add up by clicking on the column letter at the top of the worksheet. The entire column should be highlighted. 3. Click on the "AutoSum" button in the "Editing" section of the "Home" tab. The button looks like a Greek letter sigma (β) next to the word "AutoSum." 4. Excel will automatically select the range of cells to add up. If the range is correct, press "Enter" to complete the calculation. If the range is incorrect, you can click and drag to select the correct range of cells. 5. The result will appear in the cell directly below the column of data. Alternatively, you can also use the SUM function to add up columns in Excel. Here's how: 1. Open the Excel file that contains the data you want to add up. 2. Select the cell where you want the sum to appear. 3. Type "=SUM(" to start the formula. 4. Select the range of cells you want to add up by clicking and dragging over the column. 5. Type ")" to close the formula. 6. Press "Enter" to complete the calculation. The result will appear in the selected cell.
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