Absolute function

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Hi,

I am looking for a formula which can convert formula into absolute number
not as a Total answer but adding the each number seperately.

Example
Col A
10
25
30

Formula is =a1+a2+a3..So the answer would be 45. But I like to see the
answer as=10+25+30 or conver the formula into abolute number by addition of
each number rather than total.

Is there a way to conver this?

Thanks for the help.

Dinesh
 
Hi Dinesh

=A1&"+"&A2&"+"&A3

Is that what you mean?

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Kind regards,

Niek Otten

| Hi,
|
| I am looking for a formula which can convert formula into absolute number
| not as a Total answer but adding the each number seperately.
|
| Example
| Col A
| 10
| 25
| 30
|
| Formula is =a1+a2+a3..So the answer would be 45. But I like to see the
| answer as=10+25+30 or conver the formula into abolute number by addition of
| each number rather than total.
|
| Is there a way to conver this?
|
| Thanks for the help.
|
| Dinesh
|
 
Dinesh said:
Hi,

I am looking for a formula which can convert formula into absolute number
not as a Total answer but adding the each number seperately.

Example
Col A
10
25
30

Formula is =a1+a2+a3..So the answer would be 45.

Did you mean 65, not 45? (or did you intend the 10 to be -10, which might
explain the reference to absolute, and makes the question different)?
 
Hi David,

The answer is 65. To clarfy more, These numbers are linked to diff
worksheet, so instead of going back to that link and see what is the absolute
number is, I was wondering if you can toggle back and forth the furmula and
see the absolute number or formula.

Thanks.
Dinesh
 
One possible method even though a little tedious is
type the formula as if you would normally have done. Then press function
key f2 and select each component of the formual and press function key F9
this will display the result
press escape when done else it will overwrite the formula with absolute
values
 

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