Table Sum toy updated for OneNote 2010

I got a couple of user requests recently to update the table sum powertoy that I wrote for OneNote 2007 to work with OneNote 2010. Always happy to oblige, I updated it and here you go. If you just want to install it, the link for the download is below my signature at the bottom of this page.

Since I did not include the setup program for the original, I changed it slightly since I had to redo the setup. Now it just uses a label in the ribbon instead of an icon:

It shows as "Table Sum (2010)" on the Add-Ins tab of the ribbon. This text label is only a registry key so you can change it if you want.  The other icon is the bulk ink eraser toy I wrote, by the way.

Other than that, it should work as the original. It turns this:

Into this:

Other than re-writing the setup application from scratch (my own fault, really), all I did was follow the directions here to update it.

Enjoy!

Questions, comments, concerns and criticisms always welcome,

John

OneNoteTableSum2010Setup.zip

Comments

• Anonymous
  October 01, 2011
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• Anonymous
  October 02, 2011
  Hi Kriggs, I specifically was checking for which table had focus - can you File | Save As and save the page that has the tables in which they all get modified?  You can email me via the link at the upper right.

• Anonymous
  October 30, 2011
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• Anonymous
  October 09, 2012
  Brilliant, thanks. A great help.

• Anonymous
  August 30, 2013
  Any chance of an update for OneNote 2013 please? :)

• Anonymous
  October 21, 2013
  Really appreciate this, I'll make good use of it.  Thanks John!

• Anonymous
  November 03, 2013
  Do I have to install "Microsoft .NET Framework 4 Client Profile"?

• Anonymous
  November 03, 2013
  Yes, this is the framework I used to create the addin.

• Anonymous
  November 05, 2013
  So, if I want to install this small addin, I should have 1.5 GB* free disk space to first install Microsoft .NET Framework 4 Client Profile on my 64-bit system? (* - according to this site: msdn.microsoft.com/.../5a4x27ek%28v=vs.100%29.aspx )

• Anonymous
  November 05, 2013
  Yes, but the install size is not that large.  That is the space needed for temp files, uncompressing the download, etc...

• Anonymous
  February 02, 2014
  Any chance we could get the source code? I would like to modify to sum rows or columns.

• Anonymous
  February 02, 2014
  You bet - here it is: blogs.msdn.com/.../updated-source-code-for-the-table-sum-powertoy-for-onenote.aspx

• Anonymous
  March 06, 2014
  Hi John I installed tablesum 2010 and mathematics add-in for onenote 2010 and neither are working.  Tablesum is showing up under add-ins toolbar but not in options add-inns and does not work, and mathematics is showing in options add-inns but not in the toolbar?

• Anonymous
  March 12, 2014
  Sounds like ON did not install since both addins are broken.  Can you detect/repair? Also, when you install, you might want to right click the setup file and select "Run as administrator" John

• Anonymous
  April 02, 2014
  Does not seem to work with OneNote 2013 / Windows 8.1.  Installation says 'successful' but the Add-in does not register in the options page or show up on the ribbon.  Any chance of any updated 2013 version?  Thanks!

• Anonymous
  April 02, 2014
  I never updated this for 2013 since Excel Spreadsheets can be embedded and that is MUCH more powerful than this addin.

• Anonymous
  August 04, 2014
  Good and simple. Great add-in. Thank you

• Anonymous
  September 09, 2014
  Not sure that makes sense to me.   If I wanted to use Excel I wouldn't have use OneNote.  

• Anonymous
  December 09, 2014
  I would appreciate an update for 2013 as well. I would like to be able to update the cells on an iOS device and excel does not allow me to do that. :(

• Anonymous
  January 07, 2015
  same here, once it's converted to excel you can only edit it using excel. I'd like to see a simple sum tool for tables

• Anonymous
  October 11, 2015
  Hi, Has there been any updates so that this can work with OneNote 2013?   If not, does anyone have any suggestions on what I can use to do a simple sum as I am using tables in OneNote 2013?   Thank you in advance, Ben

• Anonymous
  January 06, 2016
  I'm running 2013 and 2016 OneNote.  Why for Pete's sake is this not a built in feature? Microsoft Engineer: (Good Guy)   "We need the feature to calculate in tables, there are a million requests for it." Microsoft Marketing (Bad Guy):  "Onenote is free, maybe you won't need to buy Excel.  Request denied"