Adding different columns in a row for a final total.

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Rick Rothstein

To answer the question as you asked it, something like this (depending on
which columns you want)...

=D5+H5+M5+V5 <<+... etc.>>

but I somehow think there is more to your question than your description
told us.
 
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Shane Devenshire

Hi,

This question is not very specific, why don't you give us and example.

You might be able to use =SUM(A1:H1) depending on the data.

You might be able to use =SUMIF(A1:H1,??,A1:H1)

You might be able to use =SUM(A1,F1,H1)

or =A1+F1+H1
 

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