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formatt
hello
given: A B 1 -1000 2 2000 -500 in cells B1 and B2 , i have made previously : format cells----custom----- -0.00 so here, i just entered 1000 and 500 ...and i got them as negative numbers. MY ISSUE is that i am trying to do : =B1+A2-B2 in order to get 1500....but i am having instead of it : -2500 what to do????? |
formatt
I think your basic misunderstanding is that the way a number is
formatted has nothing to do with the VALUE that is stored in the cell. Since the values in column B are POSITIVE numbers (even if they're formatted as negatives), use: = -B1 + A2 + B2 or = A2 - B1 + B2 In article , pierre wrote: hello given: A B 1 -1000 2 2000 -500 in cells B1 and B2 , i have made previously : format cells----custom----- -0.00 so here, i just entered 1000 and 500 ...and i got them as negative numbers. MY ISSUE is that i am trying to do : =B1+A2-B2 in order to get 1500....but i am having instead of it : -2500 what to do????? |
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