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Microsoft Office Assistance: Summing up ways to add and count Excel data

Oct18
2005
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Check this web page for these forumals to do counts and sum. I didn’t know they had SUMX2PY2 kind of thing. Wow! Great!: “Summing up ways to add and count Excel data”

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Add the product of corresponding values in multiple arrays SUMPRODUCT

Add the square of each value in a range SUMSQ

Add the sum of the square of corresponding values in two arrays SUMX2PY2

Add the difference of the square of corresponding values in two arrays SUMX2MY2

Add the square of the difference of corresponding values in two arrays SUMXMY2

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