How can two cells be added together in Excel such that the result is retained in the second cell, while the first cell resets to 0 after the operation? Specifically, when Cell 1 is added to Cell 2, I want Cell 2's value to equal the sum of the original values, and then Cell 1 ...
In this case,you can simply use theSUMfunction.Excel treats times as fractions of a day,so adding them together will automatically combine hours and minutes. For example,let's say you have the following times in cells A1 and A2: A1:8:30 AM A2:7:15 AM To find the total time,enter t...
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exceling1234 Registered User Join Date 01-08-2018 Location London MS-Off Ver 2013 on windows Posts 2 adding cells containing data hi, I want to add together all my cells regardless of value that contain any data eg: a register of people attending and if they have paid in one col...
Or you might get 2:30:00 AM, which is better - but the use of AM isn't really helpful either. In either case, right click the cell, select Format Cells, click Custom, and choose [h]:mm:ss and then OK: This will convert the result to hours, minutes, and seconds. That's more...
Now, instead of the expected 2:30:00, you'll probably get something like 0.104167 - which isn't particularly useful. Or you might get 2:30:00 AM, which is better - but the use of AM isn't really helpful either. In either case, right click the cell, selectFormat Cells, clickCustom...
mathetes Yes I realise I can add doing what you suggested, but I just want to go along a row and add up a section of each column, not the complete column and I wondered if there was a quick way to do it. Your example :-Eg: =SUM(A1:D1) would add the numbers in th...
Wherever Excel found "David" in column A, it added the value in column B. SUMIFS If you want to use multiple criteria to select which cells to add you can use SUMIFS. The syntax is a bit different than SUMIF: =SUMIFS([sum_range], [criteria_range1], [criteria1], [criteria_range2...