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Formula question
Am trying to set up a tracking sheet for equity trades. Have 4 possible
scenarios: Long position with profit / Long position with loss Short position with profit / Short position with loss Need a formula in my "Profit/Loss" column to reflect these four possibilities. No idea how to do this, but logic is something like this: (short position with loss): If A1="short", and sum of (g1 - d1) is a positive number, then end result in my "Profit/Loss" will be a Loss and so calculation needs to show up as a negative number. (short position with profit): If A1="short", and sum of (g1-d1) is a negative number, then end result in "Profit/Loss" column with be a Profit and so needs to show up as a positive number. (long position with profit): If A1="long", and sum of (g1-d1) is a positive number, then end result is profit/positive number (long position with loss): If A1="long", and sum of (g1-d1) is a negative number, then end result is loss/negative number. Would greatly appreciate any help! |
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=(G1-D1)*IF(A1="long",1,-1) In article , "Cachod1" wrote: Am trying to set up a tracking sheet for equity trades. Have 4 possible scenarios: Long position with profit / Long position with loss Short position with profit / Short position with loss Need a formula in my "Profit/Loss" column to reflect these four possibilities. No idea how to do this, but logic is something like this: (short position with loss): If A1="short", and sum of (g1 - d1) is a positive number, then end result in my "Profit/Loss" will be a Loss and so calculation needs to show up as a negative number. (short position with profit): If A1="short", and sum of (g1-d1) is a negative number, then end result in "Profit/Loss" column with be a Profit and so needs to show up as a positive number. (long position with profit): If A1="long", and sum of (g1-d1) is a positive number, then end result is profit/positive number (long position with loss): If A1="long", and sum of (g1-d1) is a negative number, then end result is loss/negative number. Would greatly appreciate any help! |
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