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Someone just sent me a spreadsheet using this formula:
=SUM(A1:ABOVE). It's great because if you delete the row above it (which was the bottom of the SUM range), your formula is still valid. Unfortunately, I can only use it in a new spreadsheet by copying it from the one that was sent to me and even then I sometimes can't resolve the #VALUE issues. I can't find anything about this syntax in the help menu or in the discussion threads. Is it new? Any info would be helpful. -- CG |