plino <pedlino <at> gmail.com> writes:
Bill, do the cells in the range contain only natural numbers?
I suspect that you are having a problem with the decimal separator.
Your cells are probably identified as text because of that (are the values
aligned to the left?)
Paste this in cell D2 to check
=VALUE(C2)
Hello, Plino:
This is a second reply. After I wrote you earlier, I tried re-importing
the .csv file. This time, I clicked on the "Standard" heading on top
of the column in question, hoping there would be a format for "Currency."
There was none, but after I clicked "Hidden" then clicked back to
"Standard," the file imported with the currencies properly recognized
and aligned to the right.
Now the =SUM(c2:c46) function works just fine. I am sorry for wasting
so many people's time, but I could not figure this out by myself. I am
very grateful to everyone involved for their suggestions.
One final question: Shouldn't the Import function recognize currencies
automatically rather than making the user jump through these hoops?
Sincerely/Bill Woodruff
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