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Excel numerical value in a cell

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Excel numerical value in a cell

Hi,

Please could you help with the following enquiry? Is there any way of adding a numerical integer into a cell that already contains a different number. For example in A1, it shows 12, A2 shows 12, A3 shows 8 can you make each cell mean 10 so that when you use the formula =sum(a1+a2+a3) it adds up to 30?

Many thanks

Cherry

RE: Excel numerical value in a cell

Hi Cherry, thanks for your query. There is no standard function in Excel to allow you to do this and to achieve it would involve some bespoke VBA. However, depending on what you want to achieve, have you thought about have 10 as the value in A3 and then drawing a white-filled rectangle over the cell with the number 8 in it, obscuring the real value but leaving it intact for use in formulae? The end result, visually at least, would be the same as your request.

Hope this helps,

Anthony

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Excel tip:

Using Excel's MODE function

Use Excel's MODE function to display the most common value present in a particular range of cells.

The Mode function looks like this:

=MODE(cell range)

As an example, if 35 is the most commonly recurring number in a particular cell range, then the function will display 35.

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