SUM function won't allow more than 30 non-adjacent cells
 

When writing a SUM formula, I am unable to incorporate more than 30
non-adjacent cells into my formula. Is there a way around this limit besides
using subtotals?

SUM function won't allow more than 30 non-adjacent cells
 

Try this:

=SUM(up_to_30_cells) + SUM(up_to_another_30_cells) etc

Hope this helps.

Pete

On Apr 27, 2:38 pm, juanfranela
wrote:
When writing a SUM formula, I am unable to incorporate more than 30
non-adjacent cells into my formula. Is there a way around this limit besides
using subtotals?

SUM function won't allow more than 30 non-adjacent cells
 

Very messy but try:-

=sum(No1 to No30)+sum(No1 to No30)

Mike

"juanfranela" wrote:

When writing a SUM formula, I am unable to incorporate more than 30
non-adjacent cells into my formula. Is there a way around this limit besides
using subtotals?

SUM function won't allow more than 30 non-adjacent cells
 

=SUM((cell1,cell2,cell3, ..., cell15),(cell16,
cell17,cell18,cell30),cell(31,etc.))

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HTH

Bob

(there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy)

"juanfranela" wrote in message
...
When writing a SUM formula, I am unable to incorporate more than 30
non-adjacent cells into my formula. Is there a way around this limit
besides
using subtotals?

SUM function won't allow more than 30 non-adjacent cells
 

Try this:

=Sum((1,2,3,4, ... 50,51,52,53 ... etc.))

It's the *double* parens that enables the extra values.
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HTH,

RD
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"juanfranela" wrote in message
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When writing a SUM formula, I am unable to incorporate more than 30
non-adjacent cells into my formula. Is there a way around this limit
besides
using subtotals?