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Is there a formula that you can total all of the + or - in one cell? For
example if the cell shows =+5-3-8+9 what is the formula that would add the + totals and would equal 14? |
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There isn't a formula to do that (to the best of my knowledge)... If those
individual values were in seperate cells then it would be relatively straight forward with a simple sumif, but in the current form you are up the creek... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Terry" wrote: Is there a formula that you can total all of the + or - in one cell? For example if the cell shows =+5-3-8+9 what is the formula that would add the + totals and would equal 14? |
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Oh well, thought I'd ask.
Thanks! "Jim Thomlinson" wrote: There isn't a formula to do that (to the best of my knowledge)... If those individual values were in seperate cells then it would be relatively straight forward with a simple sumif, but in the current form you are up the creek... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Terry" wrote: Is there a formula that you can total all of the + or - in one cell? For example if the cell shows =+5-3-8+9 what is the formula that would add the + totals and would equal 14? |
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