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I want to sum the contents of 2 visible columns, but hide the sum and
test it's value for a macro. It doesn't work when I hide the sum
column, it's giving false results. Is there a workaround for this, or
just a better way?

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Are you trying to select the cell?



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Are you trying to select the cell?



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Thanks for your reply. Thinking about it after I posted, I realized I'd
be better off just unprotecting and unhiding the whole workbook while
the macro runs, the re-hiding and reprotecting it. Then the other
becomes a non-issue.

And no, I wasn't trying to select it.

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