Doing this should move your selected cell down your column by one. You can repeat this process for each number you wish to add. This should be at the top of the screen. You'll find the "Sum" value to the left of the zoom bar in the bottom right corner of Excel. You can also hold Ctrl and click each cell you wish to select; the "Sum" value will only display the sum of all selected cells.

Summary: Open Excel. Type a number into a cell. Press Enter. Type in another number. Click your column's letter. View your column's sum.

Once you have achieved lucidity, it is possible to act within and sometimes to control your dream. Acknowledge that it is possible, and encourage yourself to succeed - dreams, after all, are purely psychological so waking up from them is too. First of all, throw your head back and try to open your eyes. Concentrate on waking up. Use as much willpower as you can muster. Don't worry if this fails in a lucid state you have many options. If you want to wake up, read something like a book or a sign. Many people find that they cannot read during dreams or that the text changes. Concentrate on the words and the letters. This usually activates a portion of your brain that is disabled in REM sleep. Lucid dreaming allows you to realize that you are in control and often lets you direct a dream. The possibilities are, quite literally, endless. Exert your will toward changing the dream or at least the scenario. You might turn the tables on your nightmare, for example, by shrinking the monster that is chasing you. You might also escape by flying away. Try to blink. This will focus your mind on the act of waking. Close your eyes and wait a few seconds before reopening them. Try this several times. You might also try to ignore the nightmare. Close your eyes, tightly and try to think about the real world or a different scenario. Think of your bedroom like what is it like when you wake up. Talk to yourself and then try to open your eyes. If you can, escape the dream. You might try flying but also teleporting, willing yourself to a different location, running through a wall, or sinking down into the ground. Find a lull in the action, close your eyes, and listen to the activity of the dream fade away. If you find yourself on the brink of consciousness, focus hard on the light at the end of the tunnel - the fuzzy shapes of your bedroom - and bring yourself to them. To avoid falling asleep back into the dream, sit up in your bed, blink a few times, and focus on a clock or object. If all else fails, wait until the dream ends. Human dreaming occurs during Rapid Eye Movement (REM) Sleep, and we typically dream for only about two hours per night, broken up into several REM cycles. Contrary to popular belief, moreover, time in dreams is not compressed. The activity in a dream takes about as long as if it were occurring in real time. All you need to do, then, is to wait anywhere from ten minutes to an hour and the dream will naturally end.

Summary: Try to wake up. Control the dream. Wait out the dream.

. Multiply the top number of the fraction by itself to find its square. Write the result and place the fraction line below it. For example, with (8/2)2, you'd multiply 8 by 8 to get a numerator of 64. Multiply the bottom number of the fraction by itself. Write the result of this square below the fraction line. So for (8/2)2, multiply 2 by 2 to get a denominator of 4. . While you could leave the fraction large or improper, most directions will tell you to simplify or reduce the result. If you have an improper fraction, turn it into a mixed number. For example, (8/2)2 = (64/4) can be simplified to 16 because 4 goes into 64 16 times.
Summary: Square the numerator Square the denominator. Simplify the result