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Method 1: Direct input of Formulas in a table in word document 1) Create a table and insert required data into it 2) In our example, we need to have a formula in the last column, it should be a multiplication of the 2 columns to its left. To do this keep the cursor on the cell which needs the formula then go to to "Layout" tab at the top and click on the button "Formula" 3) In our example, we can calculate the product using the following 2 formulas: =PRODUCT(LEFT) =C2*D2 Quick Notes: The word (LEFT) in the above Formula indicates that the formula will be applicable on all cells to the left of the cell where the formula is applied. The Cells can also be referred to how they are referred to in excels starting with A1 referring to the cell in the first column and the first row. The list of all possible formulas can be seen in the drop-down under "Past Function" In case of any value change in cells of the table, the formula will not auto-refresh like in excel...

Follow the below steps to your signature from a physical hard copy onto a word document. Also ensuring that the background matches. Step 1: Put your signature on a piece of paper and take a snap of it with your mobile camera. Below is what you will have    Step 2: Open a word document that would basically have contents of a letter that you are drafting needing your signature on it and paste the signature pic from step 1 in the appropriate location. Step 3:  The next step is to ensure that the background of the signature is changed so that it matches with the rest of the content on the word document. Right-click on the image and select 'Format Picture' Go to the option of 'Picture Corrections' and set the contrast as '100' The end result is the following: