Phil, try tools, options, view, and see if status bar is checked
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And, if the "Status" bar *is* checked, and visible, try right clicking in it
(status bar)and click on one of the functions that are displayed.
You'll probably find that "None" is checked.
The status bar appears to be divided into a segment for page tabs on the left
and a segment for scrolling left to right on the right side. I have tried
right clicking all along the bar, but only get the drop down scrolling menu.
As I move the cursor along the status line I get no arrows to move the edges
of the segments.
You must have more than one cell selected and at least one of them
must have a number in order to see a SUM appear in the box.
Right click anywhere on the status bar to make sure you have
SUM checked.
Does =SUM(a:a) or whatever show the sum you are looking for.
Check one of the cells with a number to verify it has a number
=ISNUMBER(A4) should show TRUE for a number
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