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confused about formula
Example: One cell contains the number 11181949.
I want the next cell to add the numbers like so: (1+1+1+8+1+9+4+9)
The answer will be 34, but I want the cell to also add 3 + 4 to come up with the answer 7. Can I do this in the same cell?

I would like this formula to apply generically to any numbers entered in the first cell. (Hope this is clear)
(For a numerology formula)
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