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I am hightlighting certain items in a column(Dollar format). I need to sum
only the items that are highlighed. Is there a way to do this?
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Default Summing only the highlighed cells in a column

You can look at the resulting total in the status bar toward the right;
You can assign a name to the selection then use =SUM(ThatName) somewhere.

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if you want the sum in a cell, in that cell, type =sum( then start
<ctrlclicking the cells you want sum, and the references will be created

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only the items that are highlighed. Is there a way to do this?
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