Sheila Hensley you just have to put a little formula in a cell where you want the total. Then if you want totals on other columns you can just copy and paste the formula onto other cells where you want the totals
Oh I know it's easy Richard Clarkson. I just hate them, they never work for me and I have no patience for such things. It's me ... not the formulas. Michael Daniels laughs at me all the time so I won't allow him to talk about formulas when I present. He loves them. :D Formulas make me itch. :)
I am curious Does Zoom give you these reports for every meeting you attended or just the ones you held?
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking it would be a host report, Arthur Morehead but I'm guessing. :)
ReplyDeleteOh, no! You'll have to add a formula to the columns where you want totals when downloaded to Sheets in Drive or in Excel. :) Andrew Hatchett.
ReplyDeleteThis was interesting to watch. Thanks for doing this. Very useful if Zoom is used as a teaching aid for record keeping of student activity. ;)
Sheila Hensley you just have to put a little formula in a cell where you want the total. Then if you want totals on other columns you can just copy and paste the formula onto other cells where you want the totals
ReplyDeleteOh I know it's easy Richard Clarkson. I just hate them, they never work for me and I have no patience for such things. It's me ... not the formulas. Michael Daniels laughs at me all the time so I won't allow him to talk about formulas when I present. He loves them. :D Formulas make me itch. :)
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