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Ok I have a cell P which is all my users hosting bills the paid in dollars.

I need to get the total from P1 to p130 added so I have a total amount that
was paid.

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In another cell, type this: "=SUM(P1:P130)"

That'll do it.

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Ok I have a cell P which is all my users hosting bills the paid in dollars.

I need to get the total from P1 to p130 added so I have a total amount that
was paid.

Thanks


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In P131 enter =SUM(P1:P130)


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On Fri, 16 Feb 2007 11:24:15 -0800, NascarOnline
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Ok I have a cell P which is all my users hosting bills the paid in dollars.

I need to get the total from P1 to p130 added so I have a total amount that
was paid.

Thanks


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oh, without the quotation marks, of course.

"Lauren Giles" wrote:

In another cell, type this: "=SUM(P1:P130)"

That'll do it.

"NascarOnline" wrote:

Ok I have a cell P which is all my users hosting bills the paid in dollars.

I need to get the total from P1 to p130 added so I have a total amount that
was paid.

Thanks


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Not working it comes out with the total amount that is in p115 and not a
total from p1 to p115



"Gord Dibben" wrote:

In P131 enter =SUM(P1:P130)


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Ok I have a cell P which is all my users hosting bills the paid in dollars.

I need to get the total from P1 to p130 added so I have a total amount that
was paid.

Thanks





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Default totaling numbers of a cell

in other words, it gives you only the value that is in P115 and nothing from
any other cell.

If this is the case, there is a chance that the other cells are really text
and not numbers even if they look like numbers.
in an empty cell enter 1
select that cell and copy
select cells P1:P30
paste special multiply.
see if the sum works properly now.

"NascarOnline" wrote:

Not working it comes out with the total amount that is in p115 and not a
total from p1 to p115



"Gord Dibben" wrote:

In P131 enter =SUM(P1:P130)


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Fri, 16 Feb 2007 11:24:15 -0800, NascarOnline
wrote:

Ok I have a cell P which is all my users hosting bills the paid in dollars.

I need to get the total from P1 to p130 added so I have a total amount that
was paid.

Thanks



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