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At the bottom of the screen, tap Autofill Cells, then drag the yellow border to encompass the cells where you want to add the content. Any data, cell format, formula, cell border, or fill associated with the selected cells is added, but comments aren't. Autofilling overwrites existing data.

You can buy online or call (800) MYAPPLE (8006927753). You can get information about an order you placed on the Apple Online Store through the Order Status page. If you prefer, you can also get order status or make changes by phone at (800) 6927753.

How to Sum a Column or Cells in Apple Numbers - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Down here on the sum line and then we can mix and match our numbers as we please. So once we'reMoreDown here on the sum line and then we can mix and match our numbers as we please. So once we're highlighted over the specific cell we want to use as our total what i'm going to do is hit the equals.

Apple's main customer support phone number is 1-800-275-2273 in the US. You can also contact Apple Support using the Support website, the Support app, or by going to an Apple Store.

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Numbers only have around 200 functions. If you need pretty graphics, Numbers can do it better than Excel. However, if you need advanced plotting and charting features, Excel is the better choice. In terms of operating systems, Excel can run on both Windows and Mac while Numbers is only exclusive for Mac.

You can open a file from the Finder or from the Numbers app: From the Finder, Control-click the file, then choose Open With > Numbers. If Numbers is the only spreadsheet app on your Mac, you can just double-click the file. From the Numbers for Mac app, choose File > Open, select the file, then click Open.