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Well you were correct, it was not any data from the O column. There was a
shrunk column and it was pulling data from that column. I had never seen the tracking error before. Thanks for your help, it did make me look in the right area! -- sl "Dave Peterson" wrote: So you're using this formula: =sum(D3:N3) I don't think you're getting O2:O1 included in this sum. (Well, unless you have a formula in D3:N3 that includes those values--but that's not quite the same thing.) If you select D3:N3 and then rightclick on the bottom right corner of the statusbar (where those embossed boxes are), you can select Sum. Do you get the results you expect? If there's a problem, maybe selecting smaller and smaller ranges will help isolate that problem. And if this doesn't help, please post the exact formula that you're using. And all the values in D3:N3. I think that's the only way to help. starlifter wrote: I have tried it several ways, selecting a blank cell and hitting the SUM icon and typing in the range and by selecting a blank cell and highlighting the cells I wanted to SUM. Any way I try it still calculates the cells above, which I do not want in the SUM. Want cells D3:N3 in the SUM and it calculates those plus O2 and O1. Never had this happen before....... -- Dave Peterson |
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