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"Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... The limit is 1024 (when in R1C1 reference style). You could use: =sum(sum(a1,b1),sum(e1,g1),sum(q1,v1) A little more simply with =SUM((a1,b1,c1, etc),(e1,g1, etc)) that is group them within the SUM itself |
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