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I'm trying to create a formula that SUMs a range of cells and then Subtracts
from a different range. I typed the following in Excel and I get a #value
error:
=SUM(P6:P106)-P83:P95
I thought for sure that was going to be easy, but it was not. What Am I
doing wrong?

Thanks,
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=SUM(P6:P106)-SUM(P83:P95)
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I'm trying to create a formula that SUMs a range of cells and then Subtracts
from a different range. I typed the following in Excel and I get a #value
error:
=SUM(P6:P106)-P83:P95
I thought for sure that was going to be easy, but it was not. What Am I
doing wrong?

Thanks,

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Hi Marilyn,

=SUM(P6:P106)-SUM(P83:P95)

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| I'm trying to create a formula that SUMs a range of cells and then Subtracts
| from a different range. I typed the following in Excel and I get a #value
| error:
| =SUM(P6:P106)-P83:P95
| I thought for sure that was going to be easy, but it was not. What Am I
| doing wrong?
|
| Thanks,


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That was PERFECT!!!

Thank you ALL

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=SUM(P6:P106)-SUM(P83:P95)
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"Marilyn" wrote:

I'm trying to create a formula that SUMs a range of cells and then Subtracts
from a different range. I typed the following in Excel and I get a #value
error:
=SUM(P6:P106)-P83:P95
I thought for sure that was going to be easy, but it was not. What Am I
doing wrong?

Thanks,

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=SUM(P6:P106)-P83:P95
I thought for sure that was going to be easy, but it was not.


Hi. Just to add: With one Sum Formula, you need to enter the equation with
Ctrl+Shift+Enter.

=SUM(P6:P10, -P83:P95)

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I'm trying to create a formula that SUMs a range of cells and then
Subtracts
from a different range. I typed the following in Excel and I get a #value
error:
=SUM(P6:P106)-P83:P95
I thought for sure that was going to be easy, but it was not. What Am I
doing wrong?

Thanks,





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Hi,

If you take the sum value of the range of cells, then if you must enter the
following formula

for example, =SUM(G6:G10)-SUM(H6:H10)

Challa Prabhu

"Marilyn" wrote:

I'm trying to create a formula that SUMs a range of cells and then Subtracts
from a different range. I typed the following in Excel and I get a #value
error:
=SUM(P6:P106)-P83:P95
I thought for sure that was going to be easy, but it was not. What Am I
doing wrong?

Thanks,

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