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Default =sum #value! error

I did a spread sheet to track payments and the percentages of those payments
bi-monthly over a 12 month period. There are 6 percentage columns total for
each entry. It's a progressive formula as we need to review the percentages
bi-monthly. Thus, this is the formula I used in the first set of cells:

=sum(E3+G3+I3+K3+M3+O3)/(D3*12)

After making sure the values worked properly, I copied the formula down the
columns (we have 102 entries so far). When nothing is entered in column E,
the sheet shows #DIV/O!, which is fine. As soon as values are added, it
shows 0% in all the percentage columns.

I noticed today that the last three columns for just one of the cell lines
shows "#VALUE!"; the first three columns for the same line are fine. I
checked the formula both below it and above it and they are identical except
for the cell number. I tried deleting the formulas in those cells and then
duplicating them again by a copy down the column, but still get the same
error and I can't figure out where the error is???

HELP!!!

KM

 
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