Enter =SUM( into cell E2 and then click on cell B2 and drag to C2. Type ) and press return. Step # 2 -- Applying the Formula to the Entire Column. In this case we want to apply this formula to the entire E column so that all the values in the B and C columns are divided like we see with the single formula.
Following is a list of causes or underlying conditions (see also Misdiagnosis of underlying causes of Purpura) that could possibly cause Purpura includes: 1  Thrombocytopenia. 2  Scurvy. 3  Adverse reaction to some medications.  Immune Thrombocytopenic 1  Purpura. Certain autoimmune diseases.  Certain blood vessel weakening conditions.
Purpura is the medical term for bleeding in the skin. A bruise is caused by the rupture or breakage of blood vessels, resulting in skin discoloration. This discoloration occurs because blood cells leak out of small broken blood vessels or capillaries, and are trapped under the skin or deeper tissues.