The numbers on our production sheet have stopped calculating. I checked the
formulas and they are correct, but the numbers no longer add up. If the
numbers in a row are changed, the totals at the end of the row still remain
the same as they were before a number was changed. This applies to columns
as well. In addition, if numbers in a column or row are copied and pasted to
a different excel worksheet, that worksheet will not calculate those
numbers, even though the worksheet they were pasted to works fine. You can
see the numbers in the worksheet, but the worksheet doesn't seem to read
them. Anyone have any ideas what could be wrong and how to fix it? Thanks in
advance.

Trevor

My gut tells me to see if calculation is set to manual.
Go to Tools Options Calculation tab and see what box
is checked.

HTH
Jason
Atlanta, GA

-----Original Message-----
The numbers on our production sheet have stopped
calculating. I checked the
formulas and they are correct, but the numbers no longer
add up. If the
numbers in a row are changed, the totals at the end of
the row still remain
the same as they were before a number was changed. This
applies to columns
as well. In addition, if numbers in a column or row are
copied and pasted to
a different excel worksheet, that worksheet will not
calculate those
numbers, even though the worksheet they were pasted to
works fine. You can
see the numbers in the worksheet, but the worksheet
doesn't seem to read
them. Anyone have any ideas what could be wrong and how
to fix it? Thanks in
advance.

Trevor


.

Hi Trevor

first check that calculation is not set to manual - tools / options /
calculation

second check that your "numbers" haven't suddenly become text - type in an
unused cell somewhere
=ISNUMBER(A1) where A1 is one of the numbers not adding up and see if TRUE
is returned .. if not, select a cell on another worksheet and copy it,
select your numbers and choose, edit / paste special - Add

--
Cheers
JulieD
check out www.hcts.net.au/tipsandtricks.htm
....well i'm working on it anyway
"Trevor J. Wilson" wrote in message
nk.net...
The numbers on our production sheet have stopped calculating. I checked
the formulas and they are correct, but the numbers no longer add up. If
the numbers in a row are changed, the totals at the end of the row still
remain the same as they were before a number was changed. This applies to
columns as well. In addition, if numbers in a column or row are copied and
pasted to a different excel worksheet, that worksheet will not calculate
those numbers, even though the worksheet they were pasted to works fine.
You can see the numbers in the worksheet, but the worksheet doesn't seem
to read them. Anyone have any ideas what could be wrong and how to fix it?
Thanks in advance.

Trevor

The sheet was set for manual calculation. Thanks to both of you for helping.

Trevor

"JulieD" wrote in message
...
Hi Trevor

first check that calculation is not set to manual - tools / options /
calculation

second check that your "numbers" haven't suddenly become text - type in an
unused cell somewhere
=ISNUMBER(A1) where A1 is one of the numbers not adding up and see if TRUE
is returned .. if not, select a cell on another worksheet and copy it,
select your numbers and choose, edit / paste special - Add

--
Cheers
JulieD
check out www.hcts.net.au/tipsandtricks.htm
...well i'm working on it anyway
"Trevor J. Wilson" wrote in message
nk.net...
The numbers on our production sheet have stopped calculating. I checked
the formulas and they are correct, but the numbers no longer add up. If
the numbers in a row are changed, the totals at the end of the row still
remain the same as they were before a number was changed. This applies to
columns as well. In addition, if numbers in a column or row are copied
and pasted to a different excel worksheet, that worksheet will not
calculate those numbers, even though the worksheet they were pasted to
works fine. You can see the numbers in the worksheet, but the worksheet
doesn't seem to read them. Anyone have any ideas what could be wrong and
how to fix it? Thanks in advance.

Trevor