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I have several columns that have totals. I created another area of the
spreadsheet where I wanted to use 2 of the totals from 2 columns. I used the cells address (= I333) in D21 and (=J333) in E21. The showed the totals as they should and if anything changes in the respective columns these cells adjust accordingly. Now I wanted to add these add these (=D21+E21), I got $0. I have done this a zillion times but I can't get it to give me a total. What is going on here?? Why can't I add the two cells that are referencing the other cells? Any help appreciated. |
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Perhaps your input cells contain text, rather than numbers? What do
=ISNUMBER(D21) and =ISNUMBER(E21) show you? -- David Biddulph "Dig" wrote in message ... I have several columns that have totals. I created another area of the spreadsheet where I wanted to use 2 of the totals from 2 columns. I used the cells address (= I333) in D21 and (=J333) in E21. The showed the totals as they should and if anything changes in the respective columns these cells adjust accordingly. Now I wanted to add these add these (=D21+E21), I got $0. I have done this a zillion times but I can't get it to give me a total. What is going on here?? Why can't I add the two cells that are referencing the other cells? Any help appreciated. |
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![]() Hi and thanks for the reply. They show True. What does that mean? Thanks "David Biddulph" wrote: Perhaps your input cells contain text, rather than numbers? What do =ISNUMBER(D21) and =ISNUMBER(E21) show you? -- David Biddulph "Dig" wrote in message ... I have several columns that have totals. I created another area of the spreadsheet where I wanted to use 2 of the totals from 2 columns. I used the cells address (= I333) in D21 and (=J333) in E21. The showed the totals as they should and if anything changes in the respective columns these cells adjust accordingly. Now I wanted to add these add these (=D21+E21), I got $0. I have done this a zillion times but I can't get it to give me a total. What is going on here?? Why can't I add the two cells that are referencing the other cells? Any help appreciated. |
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That means they are numbers, not text, so it isn't obvious why you are
seeing zero when you add them together. What numbers are in D21 and E21? -- David Biddulph "Dig" wrote in message ... Hi and thanks for the reply. They show True. What does that mean? Thanks "David Biddulph" wrote: Perhaps your input cells contain text, rather than numbers? What do =ISNUMBER(D21) and =ISNUMBER(E21) show you? -- David Biddulph "Dig" wrote in message ... I have several columns that have totals. I created another area of the spreadsheet where I wanted to use 2 of the totals from 2 columns. I used the cells address (= I333) in D21 and (=J333) in E21. The showed the totals as they should and if anything changes in the respective columns these cells adjust accordingly. Now I wanted to add these add these (=D21+E21), I got $0. I have done this a zillion times but I can't get it to give me a total. What is going on here?? Why can't I add the two cells that are referencing the other cells? Any help appreciated. |
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