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Default Insert symbol in front of value

if you mean SUM(J2-I2) J2, then this will only occur if I2 is negative: is
this what you mean?

You don't need to use SUM:

=J2-I2

in your example is J2=2, I2=3 ? ... so what you mean is if I2J2 then add
"+" symbol. If this not true, what is the result.

Or do you always want the result to be positive

ie.=ABS(J2-I2)

????



"Aggies" wrote:

I have a basic formula of =Sum(J2-I2) for an entire column and I am needing a
specific format.

If the sum equals a value greater than the value in cell J2 place a + sumbol
in front of that value.

I hope I am making sense. Please help..
2-3=+1
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