The SUM function adds two or several values. One can add individual values, cell references or ranges.
Examples:
SUM(B2:C4)
SUM(A2; B3; C4)
Syntax
SUM(double a; double b; ...)
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Parameter |
Description |
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double a (Required) |
The first number in the sum. This number can be some arithmetic number, like 7, a concrete cell reference like C2, or a range like B2:C4 |
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double b (Required) |
The second member of the sum |
Minimum number of parameters is 2. An equal or higher number of parameters is supported.
Using SUM with other functions
One can use SUM function with other functions.
Using SUM with other macros
One can use SUM function with other macros.
Using SUM function across different tables
Any cell on any table on the macro’s parent page can be referenced in a function by adding a table specificator to the cell or range specificator. Table specificator is word “Table” and a specific table one-based index. Here is an example of SUM of several values from different tables:
SUM(Table1.B2; Table2.C2; Table3.D2)
Using SUM function across different pages
Any cell on any table on any page can be referenced in a function by adding page ID specification and one-based index of the table. Here is an example of SUM of several values from different tables:
SUM([1234567]Table2.A2:C3)