Sum entire column. =SUM(A:A) If you want to sum an entire column without supplying an upper or lower bound, you can use the SUM function with and the specific range syntax for entire column. In the example shown, the formula in G6 is: =SUM(D:D)
Most frequently asked questions for an Executive Assistant, Administrative Assistant interview for C-level executives. 1  Tell me about yourself. 2  I can safely say this is almost always a sure shot question by the interviewer. 3  A great chance to sell yourself.
Â· just now. Report Abuse. I am a recruiter and do ask this interview question. What I would want to hear are some examples of when you had to prioritize your work load-papers, exams, etc. - how you decided what required an A, B or C status (or 1, 2, 3 level priority) and how you stayed on track to get everything done. just now. Report Abuse. I am a recruiter and do ask this interview question. What I would want to hear are some examples of when you had to prioritize your work load-papers, exams, etc. - how you decided what required an A, B or C status (or 1, 2, 3 level priority) and how you stayed on track to get everything done.