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is there a way to calculate an absolute value for a number in a cell? for
example, if you the number in a cell is 2 or -2, the value given in another cell would be 2. thanks. Eric |
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=ABS(A1)
"EG" wrote: is there a way to calculate an absolute value for a number in a cell? for example, if you the number in a cell is 2 or -2, the value given in another cell would be 2. thanks. Eric |
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=ABS(A2) Hope this helps! In article , EG wrote: is there a way to calculate an absolute value for a number in a cell? for example, if you the number in a cell is 2 or -2, the value given in another cell would be 2. thanks. Eric |
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ABS(A1) will give you the absolute value of A1
-- Brevity is the soul of wit. "EG" wrote: is there a way to calculate an absolute value for a number in a cell? for example, if you the number in a cell is 2 or -2, the value given in another cell would be 2. thanks. Eric |
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