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Sum function failure
I have a large (over 500 row) spreadsheet for tabulating simple data. The Sum
function has suddenly stopped working when I copy and paste it to a new location. Instead of delivering the sum of the range in the pasted location it delivers the number from the location it is copied, ignoring the data in the range it is supposed to add up. |
Sum function failure
Perhaps you should post your formula
-- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "HighFlier22" wrote in message ... I have a large (over 500 row) spreadsheet for tabulating simple data. The Sum function has suddenly stopped working when I copy and paste it to a new location. Instead of delivering the sum of the range in the pasted location it delivers the number from the location it is copied, ignoring the data in the range it is supposed to add up. |
Sum function failure
Highlight the formula in the formula bar then copy and paste it
-- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "HighFlier22" wrote in message ... I have a large (over 500 row) spreadsheet for tabulating simple data. The Sum function has suddenly stopped working when I copy and paste it to a new location. Instead of delivering the sum of the range in the pasted location it delivers the number from the location it is copied, ignoring the data in the range it is supposed to add up. |
Sum function failure
It's pretty simple: =SUM(I710:L710)
"Don Guillett" wrote: Perhaps you should post your formula -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "HighFlier22" wrote in message ... I have a large (over 500 row) spreadsheet for tabulating simple data. The Sum function has suddenly stopped working when I copy and paste it to a new location. Instead of delivering the sum of the range in the pasted location it delivers the number from the location it is copied, ignoring the data in the range it is supposed to add up. |
Sum function failure
Is Calculation set to Automatic in ToolsOptionsCalculation?
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Sat, 24 May 2008 15:48:00 -0700, HighFlier22 wrote: It's pretty simple: =SUM(I710:L710) "Don Guillett" wrote: Perhaps you should post your formula -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "HighFlier22" wrote in message ... I have a large (over 500 row) spreadsheet for tabulating simple data. The Sum function has suddenly stopped working when I copy and paste it to a new location. Instead of delivering the sum of the range in the pasted location it delivers the number from the location it is copied, ignoring the data in the range it is supposed to add up. |
Sum function failure
Is Calculation set to Manual
Try pressing F9 best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme remove caps from email "HighFlier22" wrote in message ... I have a large (over 500 row) spreadsheet for tabulating simple data. The Sum function has suddenly stopped working when I copy and paste it to a new location. Instead of delivering the sum of the range in the pasted location it delivers the number from the location it is copied, ignoring the data in the range it is supposed to add up. |
Sum function failure
"HighFlier22" wrote:
It's pretty simple: =SUM(I710:L710) If it's not calc mode issue, maybe the "numbers" in I710:L710 are text numbers? Try this which will coerce all to real numbers, array-entered (press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER to confirm the formula): =SUM(I710:L710+0) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- |
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