for the greater good [closed] up vote 1 down vote favorite In a sentence: We arrive after a fraught journey, which I undertake begrudgingly, for the greater good, since I am clearly not the maddest person in the bus, what does for the greater good mean in connection with the following?
Before you begin, open the Excel document for which you want to set cell values. 1. Click the cell you wish to modify. 2. Click Data, and select Validation. 3. From the Allow drop-down, select the type of data to be allowed. 4. From the Data drop-down, select the comparison operator to be used. 5. Type the appropriate values in the resulting boxes to complete the validation statement. 6. Select the Input Message tab. 7. In the Title box, type the title for the message box that appears when the cell becomes active.
The way to do this in Excel is to use the SUM function. The formulas below show you how to add up values in columns using a few different variations of the SUM function: To get the sum of values in a column (e.g. column B), use the following formula:=SUM(B6:B17). Here's how to have the sum appear directly beneath the last cell: 1  Drag your mouse cursor over the cells you want to add (e.g. B6 thru B17).ereâs how to use the Function Arguments dialog box to get the sum of values: 1  Click on the cell where you want the Total sum to appear (e.g. A21). 2  Press the equal sign (=) on your keyboard. 3  Click on the function drop-down list box (See Figure 1), on left side of the formula bar.