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Steve notes that he used to be able to highlight a row or column of numbers in Excel and the sum of that row or column would appear on the status bar. All of a sudden the sum has stopped appearing, and Steve wonders how to get it back.
Excel can use the status bar to show several different statistics about your selection, not just the sum. Right-click the status bar and you should see a Context menu appear that offers quite a few options. A portion of those options deal with choices relative to the selection: Average, Count, etc. You can select any of these options and have them displayed on the status bar. You should make sure that the Sum option is selected, then you will see the sum you desire.
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