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sum problem excel 03
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"Bob Phillips" wrote: Give an example. -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "wynand" wrote in message ... I have two workbooks with the same sheet1. Columns (k1:k634) contain the same transaction amounts (k1 is heading). both columns' format are set to number with two decimals. there are about four empty cells in the range formula used is: =sum(k2:k634) when I sum these columns two totally different values are returned? how do I know which total is the correct total? please help! |
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