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I apologize if this has been discussed and solved previously, but a quick
search didn't provide any answers. The following applies to 2003, 2000, and 2007. Autosum fails to insert the correct cell range into the formula when a cell in the highlighted range contains another sum() function and another cell in the range contains a negative reference, i.e. = -D5. For example: D3 contains the formula sum(B3:C3) D6 contains the negative reference = -B20 When cells D3 to D8 are highlighted and the autosum button is pressed, the forumula in D8 is sum(D6:D7) when it should be sum(D3:D7). (Cells D4 and D5 are empty. The range D3:D8 is formated to number). If the negative cell reference is changed to *-1, autosum works correctly. Also, if D3 does not contain a sum() formula, autosum works correctly. (Note: Cell B3 contains sum(A2.A3) and Cell B6 contains sum(A5.A6) ) I believe this is serious issue as a user doesn't normally double check the resulting formula from an autosum on a highlighted, simple one column range. Comments? Lawrence |
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