I have 5 formulas in a worksheet that refer to a range. When data is entered
in the range, the formulas adjust to exclude the cells with data. Range
B5:B211 When data is entered in B5, range in the formulas becomes B6:B212.
The workbook has nearly 200 worksheets with the same formulas. I'm working
in Excel 2003. Does anybody have any idea what's going on?????

Might help if you include the formulae that you are using.

Regards

Trevor


"mac849" wrote in message
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I have 5 formulas in a worksheet that refer to a range. When data is
entered
in the range, the formulas adjust to exclude the cells with data. Range
B5:B211 When data is entered in B5, range in the formulas becomes
B6:B212.
The workbook has nearly 200 worksheets with the same formulas. I'm
working
in Excel 2003. Does anybody have any idea what's going on?????

Sorry, Thats =Sum(B5:B211)

"Trevor Shuttleworth" wrote:

Might help if you include the formulae that you are using.

Regards

Trevor


"mac849" wrote in message
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I have 5 formulas in a worksheet that refer to a range. When data is
entered
in the range, the formulas adjust to exclude the cells with data. Range
B5:B211 When data is entered in B5, range in the formulas becomes
B6:B212.
The workbook has nearly 200 worksheets with the same formulas. I'm
working
in Excel 2003. Does anybody have any idea what's going on?????

Sure =Sum(B5:B212). By the way, this is a shared workbook.

"Trevor Shuttleworth" wrote:

Might help if you include the formulae that you are using.

Regards

Trevor


"mac849" wrote in message
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I have 5 formulas in a worksheet that refer to a range. When data is
entered
in the range, the formulas adjust to exclude the cells with data. Range
B5:B211 When data is entered in B5, range in the formulas becomes
B6:B212.
The workbook has nearly 200 worksheets with the same formulas. I'm
working
in Excel 2003. Does anybody have any idea what's going on?????

I'm on an XL97 machine right now, and I can't remember exactly which
settings might be causing this.
From my XP machine at the plant, I remember something in
<Tools <Options
Maybe <Calculations or maybe <Edit,
Where you *uncheck* a setting that mentions extending formulas and formats,
or something similar to that.

If you can find what I'm talking about, it might be worth a try.

Nothing ventured, nothing gained.<g
--
HTH,

RD

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"mac849" wrote in message
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Sure =Sum(B5:B212). By the way, this is a shared workbook.

"Trevor Shuttleworth" wrote:

Might help if you include the formulae that you are using.

Regards

Trevor


"mac849" wrote in message
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I have 5 formulas in a worksheet that refer to a range. When data is
entered
in the range, the formulas adjust to exclude the cells with data.
Range
B5:B211 When data is entered in B5, range in the formulas becomes
B6:B212.
The workbook has nearly 200 worksheets with the same formulas. I'm
working
in Excel 2003. Does anybody have any idea what's going on?????

The option I think you're referring to is on Options <Edit. It was ON, but
I don't think that is the problem. Entering data didn't affect the formulas
when Sharing was turned off. I found a work around by selecting the entire
column (B:B) in my formula, but it would be nice to find out if this is a bug
of some kind? Microsoft???

"Ragdyer" wrote:

I'm on an XL97 machine right now, and I can't remember exactly which
settings might be causing this.
From my XP machine at the plant, I remember something in
<Tools <Options
Maybe <Calculations or maybe <Edit,
Where you *uncheck* a setting that mentions extending formulas and formats,
or something similar to that.

If you can find what I'm talking about, it might be worth a try.

Nothing ventured, nothing gained.<g
--
HTH,

RD

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"mac849" wrote in message
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Sure =Sum(B5:B212). By the way, this is a shared workbook.

"Trevor Shuttleworth" wrote:

Might help if you include the formulae that you are using.

Regards

Trevor


"mac849" wrote in message
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I have 5 formulas in a worksheet that refer to a range. When data is
entered
in the range, the formulas adjust to exclude the cells with data.
Range
B5:B211 When data is entered in B5, range in the formulas becomes
B6:B212.
The workbook has nearly 200 worksheets with the same formulas. I'm
working
in Excel 2003. Does anybody have any idea what's going on?????