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You can use basic formulas in Google Sheets. To create a formula, select the cell where you want to see your answer. At the top of your screen, click on the white bar next to the amp;quot;fxamp;quot; sign. This is where the formulas are stored for each cell. Youamp;#39;ll be able to write formulas here as well as edit them. Letamp;#39;s use a formula to add up how much stock we have. First, double-click where you want the total, and then type the equation in the amp;quot;fxamp;quot; bar. Always start a formula with an equals sign followed by the formula instruction. Type amp;quot;=amp;quot; followed by amp;quot;SUMamp;quot; in capital letters followed by amp;quot;(amp;quot; followed by the range. Our range is from D5 to D13, as these are the numbers we want to total. So weamp;#39;ll type amp;quot;D5:D13amp;quot; followed by a closed bracket sign to complete the equation. Press enter. If the formula has been entered correctly, the total will immediately be shown in the ce