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| | ==Description== | | ==Description== |
| − | *This function shows the sum of the first two numbers. | + | *This function displays the sum of the first two numbers mentioned in the argument. |
| | *In <math>SUMWITH(Number1,Number2)</math>,<math>Number1</math> and <math>Number2</math> are any real numbers. | | *In <math>SUMWITH(Number1,Number2)</math>,<math>Number1</math> and <math>Number2</math> are any real numbers. |
| | *The mathematical symbol for summation is <math>\sum </math>. | | *The mathematical symbol for summation is <math>\sum </math>. |
| − | *The numbers are adding together is called addends or summands. | + | *The numbers that are getting added together are called addends or summands. |
| | *The arguments can be <math>+ve</math> or <math>-ve</math>. | | *The arguments can be <math>+ve</math> or <math>-ve</math>. |
| − | *We can give any cell references like column or row number, logical values like true or false, an array, or a result from any other functions in Arguments. | + | *Arguments can by any cell references like column or row number, logical values like true or false, an array, or a result from any other function. |
| − | *We must give atleast one argument. | + | *Minimum one argument has to be entered. |
| − | *In the arguments, the first two numbers only considered. | + | *In the list of arguments, only first two numbers are considered for addition. |
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| | ==Examples== | | ==Examples== |