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I have these two formulae, =K8+Y6-SUM(L8:X8) and =SUM(AA6+Y8-Z8), in an
accounting spread sheet. How can these formulae be made to reflect both negative and positive amounts in the data cells they drawing data from. As it stands now, if a given cell has a negative amount in it, e.g., P8 is (2100.00), that negative amount is converted to a positive amount by both formulae, thus a positive 2100.00 is added to the total rather than subtracting the negative (2100.00) showing in cell P8. |
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