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timwerx

DSUM Switched Off?
 

Excel threw me a curve. I was helping some students with =DSUM today and
in one machine only got a "0." On mine and other PCs it works fine -- in
only one it doesn't and repeated tries only returned a "0" in the cell.
Other functions work okay. It's as if the database functions were
somehow turned off. Can anyone please tell me what I can try to get the
DSUM function "turned on" and working properly?

Thank you in advance.


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Chip Pearson

DSUM Switched Off?
 
There's no such thing as "turning a function off". If your DSUM
doesn't work as expected, check carefully the contents of the
criteria range and ensure that you don't have text values
masquerading as numeric in the lookup range.


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Cordially,
Chip Pearson
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Pearson Software Consulting, LLC
www.cpearson.com


"timwerx"
wrote in message
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Excel threw me a curve. I was helping some students with =DSUM
today and
in one machine only got a "0." On mine and other PCs it works
fine -- in
only one it doesn't and repeated tries only returned a "0" in
the cell.
Other functions work okay. It's as if the database functions
were
somehow turned off. Can anyone please tell me what I can try to
get the
DSUM function "turned on" and working properly?

Thank you in advance.


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timwerx
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http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=30435
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timwerx

DSUM Switched Off?
 

That solved it. Need to be more careful. Thanks.


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