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Formula starts =+(cell reference)
Can anyone provide a detailed explanation of what it means when a formula is
input into a cell with the addition sign immediately after the =. Examples: =+a1, =+C:\Excel\[WB]Sheet1!A1, =+L187+(Q213), =+Sum(A1:A33) I inherited several spreadsheets that I am revising that use this convention and I can't seem to find any information on what it means other then a note in Excel for Dummies stating this means you want to make the value "explicitly positve" Does anyone have more information on this. Thanks in advance for any help. |
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