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I put 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 in A1:A5
I put the same formula: =sum(-a1:a5) in B1:B5 (all the same formula). I got -1 in B1 -2 in B2 -3 in B3 -4 in B4 -5 in B5 I think it has something to do with implicit indexing--something that I try to avoid at all costs. Entering all the formulas using ctrl-shift-enter resulted in -15 (for all of them). mchazka wrote: I accidently came across this function : sum(-a1:a5). Suppose cells a1:a5 contains 1,2,3,4,5. The returned value is -3. How does Excel derive this value based on the formula? -- Dave Peterson |
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