Formula Not Working

MrDB4Excel

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  1. 2013
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I use the following formula: =SUM(G3+[@Income]-[@Debits]) in a worksheet that gets data from another worksheet.
I have tinkered with this issue for too many hours and cannot seem to get it working.
As you can see in the XL2bb Mini Sheet, this formula works in cell G3 but the next cell down, G4 returns with #VALUE!
I thought using helper columns H, I, J, & K would solve the issue, but to no avail.
What am I missing here?
Any help will be much appreciated.

Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
A2:A15A2=IF((ISERROR(MONTH('2022'!$B2)))," ",(MONTH('2022'!$B2)))
B2:B15B2=IF(ISBLANK([BogusEasyAccounting2022.xlsx]Expenses!$B3)," ",([BogusEasyAccounting2022.xlsx]Expenses!$B3))
C2:C15C2=IF(ISBLANK([BogusEasyAccounting2022.xlsx]Expenses!$C3)," ",([BogusEasyAccounting2022.xlsx]Expenses!$C3))
D3D3=K4
F2F2=[@Income]
F3:F15F3=SUM(F2+[@Income]-[@Debits])
D4:D15D4=IF(ISBLANK([BogusEasyAccounting2022.xlsx]Expenses!$E5)," ",([BogusEasyAccounting2022.xlsx]Expenses!$E5))
E4E4=I4
H4:H15,E5:E15E5=IF(ISBLANK([BogusEasyAccounting2022.xlsx]Expenses!$D6)," ",([BogusEasyAccounting2022.xlsx]Expenses!$D6))
I4:I15,K4:K15I4=IF((ISERROR(VALUE(H4)))," ",(VALUE(H4)))
J4:J15J4=IF(ISBLANK([BogusEasyAccounting2022.xlsx]Expenses!$E4)," ",([BogusEasyAccounting2022.xlsx]Expenses!$E4))


Supporting Sheet:
BogusEasyAccounting2022.xlsx
ABCDEF
2MonthDateDescriptionDebitsIncomeBalance
31Jan/06/2022January Starting Balance$1,000.00
41Jan/06/2022Pension Deposit$1,000.00$2,000.00
51Jan/06/2022Medicare Part B$100.00$1,900.00
61Jan/06/2022Medicare Part D$100.00$1,800.00
71Jan/07/2022Rent$600.00$1,200.00
81Jan/07/2022Electricity$120.00$1,080.00
91Jan/08/2022Verizon$100.00$980.00
101Jan/08/2022Car Payment$100.00$880.00
111$880.00
121$880.00
131$880.00
141$880.00
151$880.00
Expenses
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
A3:A15A3=MONTH(B3)
F4:F15F4=SUM(F3+[@Income]-[@Debits])
 

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It isn't working as you have cells that contain "" which is text & you cannot add or subtract text.
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Excel Formula:
=F3+N([@Income])-N([@Debits])
 
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Solution
Many Thanks, Fluff. Perfect solution.
You have made my day.
Hope your day is good.
Stay safe
 
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Try this

=SUM(G3,[@Income])-SUM([@Debits])
Thanks, Phuoc, but I used =F3+N([@Income])-N([@Debits]) and it does what I need. Regardless, I will try your formula anyway just to see how it works.
 
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