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Adding up Sums
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I am trying to add up cells that already have sum values in them. The formula looks like this: =B23 + B28 Unfortunately, when I add these two cells together, the value I am getting is 0. B23 and B28 are cells that have formulas that look like this: B23 =SUM(B2:B22) and B28 =SUM(B25:B27) I don't understand why adding these two cells together are resulting in a value of zero B23 HELP!!! I just upgraded to Office 2003, and this worked on my previous version |
Oops! I fixed it...somehow I made a mistake, and accidently figured it out.
Whew! I was starting to worry about Microsoft!!!! "AlyG" wrote: Hello. I am trying to add up cells that already have sum values in them. The formula looks like this: =B23 + B28 Unfortunately, when I add these two cells together, the value I am getting is 0. B23 and B28 are cells that have formulas that look like this: B23 =SUM(B2:B22) and B28 =SUM(B25:B27) I don't understand why adding these two cells together are resulting in a value of zero B23 HELP!!! I just upgraded to Office 2003, and this worked on my previous version |
Oops! I fixed it...somehow I made a mistake, and accidently figured it out.
Whew! I was starting to worry about Microsoft!!!! Thanks anyways for your concern! :-) "AlyG" wrote: Hello. I am trying to add up cells that already have sum values in them. The formula looks like this: =B23 + B28 Unfortunately, when I add these two cells together, the value I am getting is 0. B23 and B28 are cells that have formulas that look like this: B23 =SUM(B2:B22) and B28 =SUM(B25:B27) I don't understand why adding these two cells together are resulting in a value of zero B23 HELP!!! I just upgraded to Office 2003, and this worked on my previous version |
1. Check the format of the result cell. 2. What are the values in the SUM cells, and what is your expected result. Mangesh -- mangesh_yadav ------------------------------------------------------------------------ mangesh_yadav's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=10470 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=376985 |
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