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automatic filling in of table columns

I have a question about word.
I have a table and in the first,second and fourth cells I have some numbers.
So my question is if you can make word fill in the third and fifth cells by itself, so actually make it do some math, like in excel.

And the fifth cell should automatic be written in "currency".

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Word tables can handle some simple math, but don't expect full Excel functionality.
You didn't specify what calculations you had in mind, but let's assume you wanted to add the first two cells and put the sum in cell 3, then multiply cell 3 times cell 4
and put the product in cell 5 and format cell 5 as currency.
Here's how you'd do it:

1.
Click in cell 3.
2.
Click Insert>Quick Parts>Field>Formula (a separate gray button).
A dialog box should open with "=SUM(ABOVE)" (the default choice) already filled in.
Just click OK.
3.
Click in cell 5.
4.
Click Insert>Quick Parts>Field>Formula.
When the dialog box pops up, replace "=SUM(ABOVE)" with "=a3*a4" in the Formula window (but without the quotation marks).
5.
Before closing the dialog box, click on the down-arrow next to the "Number format:" window.
Choose the format you want from the drop-down list; the third option (starting with a $ sign) is the standard currency format.
6.
Click OK.
7.
Select the entire table and press the F9 key.
That will update all your fields.

Note that Word will not automatically accommodate changes like Excel does; for example, if you add a row after row 2, your generic "SUM(ABOVE)" formula will still update correctly, but the specific cell references ("=a3*a4") in what was cell 5 (now
cell 6) will not yield the results you expect; you'll have to adjust the formula manually.
Use Word's own Help files for more details on how the formulas work in Word.

Hope this helps.

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