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See attached image. The schedule is adding (1) to the total. The happened to any of you?
(FYI I tried seeing if there were any hidden rows, or duplicated areas, but couldnt see anything)
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The total is actual data total, not your rounded values. To get this to work, you need a new column that is whole numbers.
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Thank you that worked!
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