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The MID function is a text function and will leave the "numbers" as text.
I don't know what MID formula you used, but you could probably add a *1 which forces the text to numeric. e.g. =MID(H3,3,2)*1 Gord On Tue, 9 Dec 2008 05:56:35 -0800, ChewinFoil wrote: I already tried SUM on range but result is zero. But I was using the MID function solely, I'll try Chip's code instead, thanks. |
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