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Hello:
In an Excel 2003 spreadsheet, I have string fields in column C and in column F. In column G, I have numeric fields. Column C is the concatenation of columns A and B. Column F is the concatenation of columns D and E. I need a formula that will make values in column G negative where the values in column C match the values in column F. Let me see if can give an example. In column C and row 2, you have the string value 10600357778035. This value is ALSO in column F in row 181 and the corresponding numeric value in column G in row 181 is "32". So, G181 needs to show -32. Now, the values in column C in some cases may be in column F multiple times. But, the point is that if column C is in column F, I want each corresponding value in column G to be negative instead of positive. How do I do this? Is there a formula that can do this without the use of VBA? childofthe1980s |
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