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I keep track of times in "mm:ss.00" format, and i've set up a formula that
deducts week B's time from week A's time - in order to show improvement. If the time decreases week to week excel outputs a positive to represent this. I would like it to ouput a negative number to represent increases in time. Problem is, excel won't allow times to be negative - if they are it fills the cell with "#" symbols. Does anyone have any solutions to this. Thanks |
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not exactly sure, will this help:
=IF(x<0,-(calculation),calculation) (neg,pos) "rob" wrote: I keep track of times in "mm:ss.00" format, and i've set up a formula that deducts week B's time from week A's time - in order to show improvement. If the time decreases week to week excel outputs a positive to represent this. I would like it to ouput a negative number to represent increases in time. Problem is, excel won't allow times to be negative - if they are it fills the cell with "#" symbols. Does anyone have any solutions to this. Thanks |
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ToolsOptionsCalculation: 1904 calendar
HTH -- AP "rob" a écrit dans le message de ... I keep track of times in "mm:ss.00" format, and i've set up a formula that deducts week B's time from week A's time - in order to show improvement. If the time decreases week to week excel outputs a positive to represent this. I would like it to ouput a negative number to represent increases in time. Problem is, excel won't allow times to be negative - if they are it fills the cell with "#" symbols. Does anyone have any solutions to this. Thanks |
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Changing to 1904 calendar affects many things and isn't always desirable.
How about doing something like =IF(A1B1,A1-B1,B1-A1) and then in an adjacent cell add =IF(B1A1,"Decrease","") or even use conditional formatting to show decreases. -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "Ardus Petus" wrote in message ... ToolsOptionsCalculation: 1904 calendar HTH -- AP "rob" a écrit dans le message de ... I keep track of times in "mm:ss.00" format, and i've set up a formula that deducts week B's time from week A's time - in order to show improvement. If the time decreases week to week excel outputs a positive to represent this. I would like it to ouput a negative number to represent increases in time. Problem is, excel won't allow times to be negative - if they are it fills the cell with "#" symbols. Does anyone have any solutions to this. Thanks |
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