I cannot format these numbers to excel to be counted

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put a zero on a spare cell, copy it, select the cells you want to add, go paste special - add. just tried it on the linked file - worked for me...

paddy
 
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This is the result of the column after paste special 0

37604
0.41
43191
33939
14.52
14.35
0.61
12024
24.97
35855
46569

My decimal delimiter is comma, not dot, do you think it has anything to do with this?
 
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