I WANT CALCULATE SUM IN EXCEL - excel

I HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT SUM IN EXCEL:
I have many rows in excel.
I want to calculate sum of each row in one formula
for example
A B C D E
2 3 5 6 8 24
4 5 6 8 9 32
BUT do not USE separate formula FOR EVER CALCULATION (FOR EXAMPLE =sum A1:D1)
CAN I USE WITH ONE FORMULA TO CALCULATE SUM OF EVERY ROWS

You do not have to manually enter the formula to calculate sum of every row.
In the first row you would input =SUM(A1:D1) (did you mean to include E1 as well?)
Then follow the instructions here to apply it the other rows

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Check if column values are increasing

I got an Excel sheet like:
A B C
1 L11 6
1 L21 10
1 L31 20
2 L12 5
2 L22 15
2 L32 23
I want to make a formula to check if each consecutive 3 values in column C are increasing. How can I do it?
I've tried to group by but was invain
If the value 6 is in C1, then you could put the following formula in D3: =AND(C3>C2, C2>C1)
Copy it down. If it's TRUE, it means that each consecutive 3 values in column C are increasing.
If you want to quantify the trend here I am using a simple formula to calculate the slope for the 3 numbers using the values in y axis.
Formula
=SLOPE(N2:N4,{1;2;3})

Sum columns in Excel

I want to sum the columns B-D given that column A equals "far".
Does anyone have a smooth formula for this calculation?
The answer should read : 10+10+3+12+2+5 = 42
A B C D
Far 10 10 3
Sol 10 21 12
Far 12 2 5
Sol 10 2 62
Gulf 10 4 0
SUMPRODUCT:
=SUMPRODUCT(($A$2:$A$6="Far")*$B$2:$D$6)
SUMIF:
=SUMIF(A:A,"Far",B:B)+SUMIF(A:A,"Far",C:C)+SUMIF(A:A,"Far",D:D)
Both have their advantages and disadvantages.
SUMPRODUCT is shorter formula and easier to maintain but it is an array type formula and the references need to be limited to the data set.
SUMIF is not array but it requires the ranges to be the same size and as such one must do a SUMIF for each column and then sum the results.

How do I make a cell value represent a number in Excel?

I have
Year 1 2 3 4 5 6
I'm trying to make it so that each year number 1-6 is equal to another number value i.e. Year 1 is equal to 5. Year 2 is equal to 6.
You will not be able to store one value in a cell and use a different value for calculation. However you may do this calculation with the help of a lookup from another table,
Assuming you have the years in Column A and the corresponding mappings are in Column E and F, you can use the below formula in Column B,
=INDEX(E:F,MATCH(A1,E:E,0),2) * 2
This formula lookups the value in A1 in the table E:F and returns the corresponding Column F element. That is finally multiplied with the 2 to show your result. Instead of just using just A1 for multiplying by 2, you should be using INDEX(E:F,MATCH(A1,E:E,0),2). Hope this helps.

Sum across columns based on 3 criteria

I'm trying to get a Sumif working across multiple rows.
For example, say my data source is below:
A B C
1 1 10 11
2 2 9 12
3 3 8 13
4 4 7 14
5 5 6 58
I want to sum from Columns A to C, in row 3. Output would be 24.
Ideally my criteria for the Horizontal Start, Horizontal End and Vertical would all be referenced in different cells which can be updated to get a new result depending on the criteria.
Is this possible so that the criteria cells can be updated and the formula will update accordingly?
Use a SUMIF, and betweem the logical criteria, simply use 3 criterias by seperating each with "&"'. This says that excel will sum if a happens, and b and c.

Sum of formulas (not numbers)

I want a kind of formula that applies any kind of formula to numbers before summing them.
e.g:
I have values of an angle at column A and I want the sum of the cosine of those angles.
Alternatives like adding another column to calculate the cos then finding its sum will not help since I particularly want to sum the difference between all of values of a column and each single value as a part with other multiplications
e.g
A B
1 7
2 11
3 9
4 8
5 6
I want for cell B1 to have the sum of all numbers after subtracting A1 from each one
same cell B2 to have the sum of all numbers after subtracting A2 from each one.
You can do this without resorting to an array formula:
=SUMPRODUCT(--($A$1:$A$5)*1-A1)

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