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Hi!
I have a column with some negative numbers (say, -0.39). I need to convert them to log 2 values (so, -0.39 log 2). To do this, I set up an equation 2^(the cell). With the positive numbers, this works beautifully, but with the negative numbers, it interprets them as 2^-0.39. How can I resolve this, while keeping the positive numbers correct? Additionally, I would be happy just making them absolute values and filling in the negative numbers myself, but that doesn't seem to work, either. I have the 2003 edition. Thanks! |
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