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    sum :Too many arguments for this function

    Hi:

    I'm trying to sum cells that are not consecutive and I'm getting an error that says "You've entered too many arguments for this function"

    I went to help, but I still could not make heads or tails as to why. Are there a limited number of non-consecutive cells that can be entered in a formula?

    I hope this is clear.....

    Thanks for any help

    Regards
    Emily

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    Might be easier to help if you post some more info like ranges , the forumula you tried etc

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    Quote Originally Posted by eparsons
    Are there a limited number of non-consecutive cells that can be entered in a formula?
    Emily

    Short answer, yes.

    You can only have 30 arguments in a SUM formula.

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