Problems with downloaded .csv - matrix sum problems

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[FONT=&quot]I have performed a study using qualtrics, collected all the results but realized after I had started that I needed some data I hadn't downloaded in the first place. So I downloaded the data from qualtrics in .csv-file, opened it in excel and was to merge the matrix from my previously downloaded data (in which I have had no problems in excel) and the new data-file. I figured the easiest way was to have the two matrix' in its own sheet and have a third sheet where I use a simple =matrix1A1+matrix2A2-formula. But when I do so I get #value! in the sum matrix.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]I have tried a lot of different options:[/FONT]

  • Formating the data as numbers
  • =if(istext(A1);"";A1) and =if(istext(A1);0;A1)
  • Paste special
  • And so on
[FONT=&quot]I attached the file here so a helpful soul can have a look at the problem.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Thanks for any tips available!

View attachment Matrix sum problems.xlsxView attachment Matrix sum problems.xlsx[/FONT]
 
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