Excel formulas really haven't changed at all, so any information you find on newer version of Excel will most likely apply to 2007.
However, to answer your question, let's look at the following scenario:
If A1 and B1 both have numbers and you want the cell C1 to be the result of adding A1 and B1, select the cell C1 and type "=SUM(A1:B1)" (without the quotation marks)
You can also do this by just typing "=SUM(" in C1 and then click and hold your mouse button on A1 and select B1 as well. Then close the parenthesis and press Enter. Done!
Hope this helps.
and open the file you want to change.
Step2. Double-click on the cell where you want the total to appear.
Step3. Press the = key on the keyboard. This tells Excel that you are entering a formula into the cell.
Step4. Enter the formula, then press Enter. Follow the steps below for an example.
Step5. Enter an opening parenthesis character: (.
Step6. Enter a cell name. For example: =(E2.
Step7. Press the + key.
Step8. Enter another cell name and a closing parenthesis character: ). For example: =(E2+E3).
Step9. Enter a minus sign and a third cell name. For example: =(E2+E3)-E4.
Step10. Press the Enter key to accept the formula. The cell will display the sum of the first two cells minus the third cell.
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