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SUM for logical values
Using Excel 2002 SP3...
If I type logical values into the formula, like this: =SUM(TRUE, TRUE, TRUE), my formula returns the value 3. If I reference cells containing logical values, like this =SUM(A1:A3), my formula returns 0. Does anybody know why there is a difference? -- tj |
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