Need Help with DSUM function

Krbass01

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I have a workbook we use for auditing/proposing projects that was created in Excel 2003 and when I opened and converted it to 2010 my DSUM functions are working properly. I am not the person who built it originally and I am not by any means an Excel expert so I am a little lost and need some help. I have upgraded to 2010 and need to get it to work properly in 2010.

My first question - Is there something I can do when coverting the 2003 version to 2010 to maintain the functions...did I possibly do something that would screw up the integrity of the formulas? When I open the 2003 in 2010 I get the following error "This workbook has lost its VBA project, ActiveX controls and any other programmability-related features".

Secondly - Here's the data from the first workbook:

Audit Sheet:
FloorRoom DescriptionFixt #QtyINOPSTotalCompIncomp
3rdReception32 2 2
3rdReception52 2 2
3rdReception282 2 2
3rdOpen Cubicle Area324 24 24
3rdOpen Cubicle Area82 2 2
3rdOffice #131 1 1
3rdOffice #224 4 4
3rdOpen Cubicle Area324 24 24
3rdOpen Cubicle Area82 2 2

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Here's the 2nd worksheet with DSUM Function - This is supposed to find all Fixt # that match and total them. Here;s the formula being used and then a copy of the data in the 2nd worksheet

Current Formula - =DSUM('Input Form'!$A$5:$L$681,4+1,$A7:$A8)

2nd worksheet Data:

Fixt #QtyAdjTotal
110010
226026
32250225
5808
818018
16202
17404
20101
21101
28202

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Here's the 2nd page of the 2010 workbook after converting:

DSUM formula: =DSUM('Input Form'!$A$5:$M$681,7+1,$A37:$A38)

Here's how the data is being returned:
Fixt #QtyAdjTotalCompIncomp
1 10000
213310000
313310000
413310000
513310000
613310000
713310000
813310000
913310000

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Any help is appreciated!! Or is anyone interested in helping me build a new one from scratch for $$?
 

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