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In some cases, AutoCalculate doesn't seem to see my data - highlighting a
range produces no responce (just as if the cells were empty). The only way
to correct that I have found is to re-type the data (in the same cells), and
this seems to fix the error. Do you know what causes this?
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Probably the numbers are text ..

Try this ..

Copy an empty cell
Select the "unresponsive" range
Right-click Paste special Add OK

This should "coerce" the text numbers to real numbers
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In some cases, AutoCalculate doesn't seem to see my data - highlighting a
range produces no responce (just as if the cells were empty). The only

way
to correct that I have found is to re-type the data (in the same cells),

and
this seems to fix the error. Do you know what causes this?



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