Numbers, Formel-Editor division creates syntax-error

Good morning everyone. Am sorry, but I face a problem in Numbers that is beyond my ability to grasp: Using Number ´08 Version 1.0.3 I created a rather vast Datasheet from A1 to BU368 The data in this sheet is derived from aprox fourty different sheets. The data is numeric.
Now I would like create the simple formula eg.: Q362/P362. Using the Formula-edtior and doing the up to now always working procedure: Open Formula-editor, clicking Q363 then adding a / then clicking P362 creates an "Syntax error"
If I do the same by manually writing: Q362/P362 into the formula-editor, it works. Until I have the idea to chage the format of the collum from "automatic" to "numbers" then the formula has a syntaxerror as well.
Now, what is the difference between the two formulas below? I can´t find any.
and:
The latter one works.
Please help me, I should have handed in this sheet by today and there is quite some money involved for me.
Warm greetings
William

William,
I don't have Numbers '08, so the version I have may behave differently, but I have a few observations that may be useful to you or another helper.
Your procedure does seem correct and should work.
The formula editor would be much easier to read if you turned off the preference to “Use header cell names as references.”
The example with the syntax error does not highlight anything, so it isn't seeing any cell references (which it should if you entered them by clicking the cells). It is just trying to divide two strings.
There are single quotes and spaces in both the working and non-working examples that I don't see the reason for. Maybe it's a localization thing.
Since you are on a deadline, wouldn't it work to copy the working formula and paste it into the cell with the non-working one?
Jeff

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