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SUM Problems

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AFroines - 17 Sep 2007 21:40 GMT
I am trying to calculate teh SUM of a rtange of cells which I do know how to
do.  However, I am having trouble becasue of how the some of the numbers are
entered.  For example,  soem of the numbers are listed <200.  When I add this
into the calculation it returns an odd number result.  So my question is, is
there a way to format the cell so that it will calculate the number in hte
SUM refrence?  
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bj - 17 Sep 2007 21:48 GMT
how do you want the ones listed as <200 to be calculated?
if you want the total excluding the alphanumerics
=sum(if(isnumber(A1:A200),A1:A200,"")
entered as an array control-shift-enter
you could also use
=countif(A1:A100,"<200")*100
to give an approximation of the sum value for the <200 cells

> I am trying to calculate teh SUM of a rtange of cells which I do know how to
> do.  However, I am having trouble becasue of how the some of the numbers are
> entered.  For example,  soem of the numbers are listed <200.  When I add this
> into the calculation it returns an odd number result.  So my question is, is
> there a way to format the cell so that it will calculate the number in hte
> SUM refrence?  
 
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