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hi and in todays microsoft word tutorial im going to quickly show you how to use formulas in word now obviously when weve used excel before we can do lots of different calculations which are really useful but sometimes we just want to do simple calculations lets say for example if you were adding up an invoice or a table or just wanting to get some details from some accountancy youve been doing so im going to show you how to add up these columns and rows and also some other sums you can do as well so as you can see ive got a total here a total here and a total down here and thats just to show you how you can have a total at the beginning of your row at the end of your row and at the bottom of your columns now lets start at the end here if i click in the cell here go up to layout and go along to formula now automatically this dialog box will appear and word has understood that you probably want to add up everything to the left of this cell so all of the numbers just move this o
