Is there any way I can add the two digits making up example: the number 16
which is found in a single cell. Add 1 plus 6 which would equal 7. The
original number 16 is the number found in a single cell.

In A1: 16
In B1: =SUM(RIGHT($A1,1),LEFT($A1,1))
Drag formula down if you want to do this to multiple entries in Column A.
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"Billy118" wrote in message
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Is there any way I can add the two digits making up example: the number 16
which is found in a single cell. Add 1 plus 6 which would equal 7. The
original number 16 is the number found in a single cell.

Try this:

A1 = 16

=SUMPRODUCT(--MID(A1,ROW(INDIRECT("1:" & LEN(A1))),1))

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"Billy118" wrote in message
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Is there any way I can add the two digits making up example: the number
16
which is found in a single cell. Add 1 plus 6 which would equal 7. The
original number 16 is the number found in a single cell.