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I have a column of numbers that I copy from an Internet Banking app. The
numbers are in General format when I paste them into Excel. Each "number" is
in the format "#,###.##-" for withdrawls and "#,###.## " for deposits.

What I want to be able to do is find simple way to convert them to positvie
and negative NUMBERS


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Take a look he-

http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/postfixnegatives.html

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I have a column of numbers that I copy from an Internet Banking app. The
numbers are in General format when I paste them into Excel. Each "number"

is
in the format "#,###.##-" for withdrawls and "#,###.## " for deposits.

What I want to be able to do is find simple way to convert them to

positvie
and negative NUMBERS




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