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I have a simple spreadsheet where I have copied down the formula.
For example =SUM(E56+F56+G56+H56+I55) then =SUM(E57+F57+G57+H57+I56) but from the next line onwards I get the #VALUE! error message?! The values are all numbers. Any help would be great. |
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Apart from changing your formula to a shorter version, not much wrong here?
Try =SUM(E56:H56)+I55. If that doesn't help, (and I don't think it will), click the cell with the error message. A small square with an exclamation mark will appear. Click that and select Trace error. See what comes up? Most likely a cell with a number in it, but either formatted as text, of with an apostrophy in front? -- HTH Kassie Replace xxx with hotmail "Kelly_Welly" wrote: I have a simple spreadsheet where I have copied down the formula. For example =SUM(E56+F56+G56+H56+I55) then =SUM(E57+F57+G57+H57+I56) but from the next line onwards I get the #VALUE! error message?! The values are all numbers. Any help would be great. |
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That was a great help. Thank you! Panic over now!
"Kassie" wrote: Apart from changing your formula to a shorter version, not much wrong here? Try =SUM(E56:H56)+I55. If that doesn't help, (and I don't think it will), click the cell with the error message. A small square with an exclamation mark will appear. Click that and select Trace error. See what comes up? Most likely a cell with a number in it, but either formatted as text, of with an apostrophy in front? -- HTH Kassie Replace xxx with hotmail "Kelly_Welly" wrote: I have a simple spreadsheet where I have copied down the formula. For example =SUM(E56+F56+G56+H56+I55) then =SUM(E57+F57+G57+H57+I56) but from the next line onwards I get the #VALUE! error message?! The values are all numbers. Any help would be great. |
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If you're getting a #VALUE! error message then they're *NOT* all numbers.
They might look like numbers, but somewhere in there is at least one text value. You can check by =ISNUMBER(cellref) and =ISTEXT(cellref). You don't need =SUM(E56+F56+G56+H56+I55), as you haven't given the SUM function anything to add to E56+F56+G56+H56+I55, hence you'll get the same result as =E56+F56+G56+H56+I55. You may find that if you actually *use* the SUM function it may be more tolerant to text values. See what =SUM(E56,F56,G56,H56,I55) or =SUM(E56:H56,I55) does for you. -- David Biddulph "Kelly_Welly" wrote in message ... I have a simple spreadsheet where I have copied down the formula. For example =SUM(E56+F56+G56+H56+I55) then =SUM(E57+F57+G57+H57+I56) but from the next line onwards I get the #VALUE! error message?! The values are all numbers. Any help would be great. |
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