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In my spreadsheet I calculate the percentage of an over charged amount.
Sometimes its negative or positive. The formula for the over(positive) amount is =j2/f2. I copy this down the column. This works, but when a negative amount is calculated, I need to manually change the formula to the negative column. What I want to know is there a way to create a statement that will check to see if there is a positive or negative amount in the formula, and if not, just to place a zero there. |
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