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+= is not valid syntax, and will not be accepted without correction.
=+ is valid, but =+A1+B1 is just the same as =A1+B1 Some people write the formula as +A1+B1 (without the = sign), but Excel will interpret it as =A1+B1 Use of the + in such situations is a relic from old Lotus spreadsheet applications. [Next time, please remember to as your question in the body of the message, not just in the subject line.] -- David Biddulph "dwneumann" wrote in message ... |
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