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Hello-
I'm trying to sum columns that contain mostly number values, but that also contain some occasional text. Excel, of course, ignores those cells that contain text. I've noticed other users with similar questions, but I'm still not getting it. The text does not have any quantitative value. It is merely a visual tag that I want to print along with the number value. Is there a way to make Excel ignore the text but still add the data? Perhaps a formula for each cell that contains text + data that makes the SUM formula "see" only the data for that cell? Please dumb it down for me, I'm new to Excel. Thanks. |
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