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Default In Excel, how do I only add numbers in a row that are over 0?

In my monthly spreadsheet, I have 31 rows and 8 columns in which I have both
negative and positive numbers. Each row must have a total to the right, but
I only want the positive numbers to be taken into account. However, the
negative numbers are not always in the same column. Any way I can do this?
Thank you!
 
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