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I want to exclude the values of cells that are shaded in a summation, e.g. I
have SUM(A9: Z9) = 1000, but I do not want cells F9, M9 and Y9, so I highlight them in, say, green, then manually amend the appropriate cell calculation to deduct these values. Can Excel account for highlighting in this way? |
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