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Range in Excel
Dear Members,
1.I am right now working in some data in which I have negative and positive value. What I am trying to do with that data is that finding the range in that data let see the example -15 to 20 = Range is 35(or I can say rise by 35) -15 to -20 = Range is -5(or I can say fall by 5) +15 to 20 = Range is +5(or I can say rise by 5) +15 to -20 = Range is -35(or I can say fall by 35) I want the final result +35, -35 +5, -5. 2. I Concatenate some values from some cells into one cell and put some formula to pick the numeric value from that cell but it did not give me the right final result. When I change the value manually on the concatenated cell then the final result get change rightly but not by own. What is the reason? Thank in advance.... Thanks You dhir |
Range in Excel
This will get you the range:
=B1-A1 assuming the values are in A and B. Copy down for other values and ranges. Regarding your second question, when you concatenate values (either with & or with the CONCATENATE function), you are really creating text values, so if you want a numeric result you may need to use SUM or VALUE. Post back with further details if this does not resolve the issue for you. Hope this helps. Pete On May 14, 10:49 am, dhir wrote: Dear Members, 1.I am right now working in some data in which I have negative and positive value. What I am trying to do with that data is that finding the range in that data let see the example -15 to 20 = Range is 35(or I can say rise by 35) -15 to -20 = Range is -5(or I can say fall by 5) +15 to 20 = Range is +5(or I can say rise by 5) +15 to -20 = Range is -35(or I can say fall by 35) I want the final result +35, -35 +5, -5. 2. I Concatenate some values from some cells into one cell and put some formula to pick the numeric value from that cell but it did not give me the right final result. When I change the value manually on the concatenated cell then the final result get change rightly but not by own. What is the reason? Thank in advance.... Thanks You dhir |
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