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Works Spreadsheet gives incorrect data Problem with MS Works Spreadsheet

#1 User is offline   dahermit 

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Posted 21 March 2010 - 10:39 AM

I am using Windows 7 64-bit computer that comes preloaded with MS Works. Using the MW Works spread sheet I get incorrect data. For instance, using a formula: =SUM(D1-G2) If I had the number 34 in Cell D1 and the number 30 in the cell G2 I should get the number 4 in the cell in which the formula is placed. However, I get the contents of cell G2. What gives? What is causing this. Most of the spread sheet is giving correct answers. Note: could this be caused by opening a spreadsheet constructed by an earlying verson of MW Works in the Current version(9)?


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Posted 21 March 2010 - 10:55 AM

View Postdahermit, on 21 March 2010 - 10:39 AM, said:

I am using Windows 7 64-bit computer that comes preloaded with MS Works. Using the MW Works spread sheet I get incorrect data. For instance, using a formula: =SUM(D1-G2) If I had the number 34 in Cell D1 and the number 30 in the cell G2 I should get the number 4 in the cell in which the formula is placed. However, I get the contents of cell G2. What gives? What is causing this. Most of the spread sheet is giving correct answers. Note: could this be caused by opening a spreadsheet constructed by an earlying verson of MW Works in the Current version(9)?

Hmmm.

What happens with =SUM((D1-G2))?

What happens with =D1-G2 ?

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