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How in to parse constants in formula to cells
The OP's routine would eliminate the negative from
=a1*-3 but I am not sure what he wants exactly from =A1-3 .... -- Regards, Luc. "Festina Lente" "Ron Rosenfeld" wrote: On Sun, 26 Nov 2006 20:18:01 -0800, PapaDos wrote: LOL That's a peculiar way to define a negative constant ! So X-Y means that Y is negative ? Seriously, if that's what the OP wanted it could easily be fixed. This is what the OP wrote: __________________________________________________ _____________________ "Because I changed the operational signs to "~" I have lost positive vs negative numbers. "Can you think of a way to preserve the positive vs negative numbers?" __________________________________________________ _______________________ The "within string" occurences may very well be a problem too like in MID("attention=2*too low",1,1) Easily fixed if "within string" occurrences of numbers should be ignored. In my algorithm, I would merely eliminate all within quotes, including the quotes, by adding to my Ignore regex. --ron |
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