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Default How do I add and subtract engineering stations in Excel?

I'm trying to calculate the distance between two known Stations (i.e. 100+00
and 200+00) for an easy measure of plan quantities. The Difference between
these two points is 100+00, and the sum is 300+00; obviously (or 100 and 300
respectfully). Ok, so how is this done in Excel to arrive with an answer in
either working number format?
The formatting is a custom type: 000+00, but the cell still references #VALUE.
 
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