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Hi Mike The cell which has the formula in, is it General formatting and not as a date! |
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I think it is general formatting. Columns "A" to "G" are on the income side, with "A" being the Date and G being the total, "B" to "F" are the income streams. Te formula =SUM(B4:F4) is in the "G" column, but it is not doing the job. There must be some hidden text or instructions in that cell I think. If all fails, I will just have to start with a fresh spreadsheet, I tried to help myself by using an old one, but deleted all the formula in the cells, so a fresh sheet will be clean. Mike. |
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