The formula causing me fits is "=DSUM(Grants,Grants!$E$10,C7475)*12"
(without the quotes); it's from a budget worksheet I'm adapting for our
org's use.

I keep getting a "#VALUE" error. When I simplify it down to retrieving a
single value from the worksheet, it does fine. But a DSUM causes the error
every time. I've used the forumla checker but it runs out to everything in
parentheses and then gives the error. I verified in Insert > Names > Define
that the cell range is the worksheet I need and includes just the cells I
need - to include the Totals row at the bottom and the column headers at the
top (single row). I don't know how to further "dissect" the DSUM to find
the specific problem. Maybe I should delete the name and then re-create it
...... ? Any ideas?
--
Mike Webb
Platte River Whooping Crane Maintenance Trust, Inc.
a 501 (c)(3) conservation non-profit organization

I deleted the Name and then re-created it. Now the DSUM works. Must have
been a "gremlin" in the file.

"Mike Webb" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> The formula causing me fits is "=DSUM(Grants,Grants!$E$10,C7475)*12"
> (without the quotes); it's from a budget worksheet I'm adapting for our
> org's use.
>
> I keep getting a "#VALUE" error. When I simplify it down to retrieving a
> single value from the worksheet, it does fine. But a DSUM causes the error
> every time. I've used the forumla checker but it runs out to everything
> in parentheses and then gives the error. I verified in Insert > Names >
> Define that the cell range is the worksheet I need and includes just the
> cells I need - to include the Totals row at the bottom and the column
> headers at the top (single row). I don't know how to further "dissect"
> the DSUM to find the specific problem. Maybe I should delete the name and
> then re-create it ..... ? Any ideas?
> --
> Mike Webb
> Platte River Whooping Crane Maintenance Trust, Inc.
> a 501 (c)(3) conservation non-profit organization
>