Calculate+command+in++Word2010

Calculate command, saves having a table etc. You can use Calculate to sum a series of values when you do not need a more complicated solution, such as a table or linking to Excel. Fortunately, it is easy to add the command to the QAT (or Quick Access Toolbar): If you’re using Word 2003, do the following to add the Tools Calculate command: To use the Calculate (Tools Calculate) command, you’ll need a series of numbers. Simply separate values with a comma, select the values, and then click Calculate to display their sum in the Status bar (which temporarily usurps the other indicators). You can also press [Ctrl]+V to paste the sum into your document.
 * Calculate command in Word2010 **
 * 1) Choose More Commands QAT dropdown.
 * 2) In the resulting dialog, choose All Commands from the Choose Commands From dropdown.
 * 3) Select Calculate from the resulting list.
 * 4) Click Add and then click OK. Word will add the command to the QAT.
 * 1) Choose Customize from the Tools menu.
 * 2) Click the Commands tab and choose All Commands from the Categories list.
 * 3) Choose ToolsCalculate from the Commands list.
 * 4) Drag ToolsCalculate to the toolbar.