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    Row-wise or Column-wise Sum Using a Shortcut: Select the range of numbers in the table that you want to sum (either a column or a row, or even multiple columns or rows). Press the Alt key on your keyboard. After pressing Alt , press the +   = key . This is the AutoSum shortcut. If you're summing a column , Excel will automatically fill the cell directly below the selected range with the sum of that column. If you're summing a row , Excel will automatically fill the cell directly to the right of the selected range with the sum of that row.   The AutoSum feature ( Alt + = ) automatically sums numbers in a contiguous range of cells.    
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HOW TO INSERT ARROW MARK IN WORD A LITTLE SHORT CUT

 

 To insert arrow marks, including both standard and thick arrows, in Microsoft Word, follow these steps or keep in mind the handy shortcut tricks provided below:----------------

STEPS:----------

 Using Keyboard Shortcuts insert arrow mark.

  • Right Arrow (→): Press Alt + 26 (on the numeric keypad).
  • Left Arrow (←): Press Alt + 27 (on the numeric keypad).
  • Up Arrow (↑): Press Alt + 24 (on the numeric keypad).
  • Down Arrow (↓): Press Alt + 25 (on the numeric keypad).
  • You may use  for more arrow marks
  • ALT+8658
  • ALT+8656
  • ALT+8657
  • ALT+8659

  • 1.    Inserting  Arrow Marks:

Option : Using the Symbol Menu

  1. Place the cursor where you want to insert the arrow.
  2. Go to the "Insert" tab in the ribbon.
  3. Click on "Symbol" usually at the far right.
  4. Select "More Symbols...".
  5. In the Symbol dialog box, choose the font as "Wingdings" or " Arial Unicodes MS" (for various arrow styles).
  6. Click Insert and then Close.

2. Inserting Thick Arrow Marks:

Option : Using Shapes

  1. Place the cursor where you want the thick arrow.
  2. Go to the "Insert" tab.
  3. Click on "Shapes" and choose an arrow shape from the "Block Arrows" section.
  4. After drawing the arrow, right-click on it and select "Format Shape".
  5. In the Format Shape pane, under the Fill & Line options:
    • Adjust the Line Width to make the arrow thicker.
    • You can also change the Arrowhead style under the Line section.

3. Using Microsoft Word's Built-in Arrow Styles in "Shapes":

  1. Go to the Insert tab and click on Shapes.
  2. Under the "Block Arrows" section, you'll find various types of arrows, including thick arrows.
  3. Choose one, and once drawn, right-click to format the thickness and colour as desired.

By using these options, you can insert both regular and thick arrows in your document to enhance your content.

 

Using Keyboard Shortcuts insert arrow mark.

  • Right Arrow (→): Press Alt + 26 (on the numeric keypad).
  • Left Arrow (←): Press Alt + 27 (on the numeric keypad).
  • Up Arrow (↑): Press Alt + 24 (on the numeric keypad).
  • Down Arrow (↓): Press Alt + 25 (on the numeric keypad).

 

 

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