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I have a report which is imported from external data and comprises of
relevant Sales orders and purchase orders for specific product items. The data when in the file format does not show negative figures. I would like to use Excel to look at say cell A1 and if this is an SOR* then for the returned figure to be *-1 which would then allow me to distinguish between the positive and negative thus producing a bottom line amount of the exact product item stock figure. I have tried to use the IF function but all that is returned are blank cells. So far I've tried: =IF($A1=SOR*,H1*-1,"") which seemed favourite but doesn't work, which function should I be using? Thanks |
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