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Default Unable to Add Values

This is really simple but I can't find the answer!

Just doing a simple formula adding up a row of numbers and the result always
returns zero. The numbers have been exported out of a database and are in
number format. The only way i can get them to add up is if I type in the
number again.
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Default Unable to Add Values

Sounds like the numbers are text format, a common problem when dealing with
downloaded data.

Check it by trying

=SUMPRODUCT(--A1:A100)

and see if you get a result.

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This is really simple but I can't find the answer!

Just doing a simple formula adding up a row of numbers and the result

always
returns zero. The numbers have been exported out of a database and are in
number format. The only way i can get them to add up is if I type in the
number again.



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