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Negative numbers in resulting formula
I have two long formulas each of which produce a negative number as the
result. Using those two numbers in another formula I get a positive number, which is not what I want. What can I do to have the result remain a negative number? |
Negative numbers in resulting formula
One approach is to type negative 1 "-1" without the quotes somewhere in your
worksheet. Copy that cell, then highlight your entire result range, paste special multiply. H.T.H. -- when u change the way u look @ things, the things u look at change. "Molly" wrote: I have two long formulas each of which produce a negative number as the result. Using those two numbers in another formula I get a positive number, which is not what I want. What can I do to have the result remain a negative number? |
Negative numbers in resulting formula
Yep, just add "*-1" to the end of your formula
"sahafi" wrote in message ... One approach is to type negative 1 "-1" without the quotes somewhere in your worksheet. Copy that cell, then highlight your entire result range, paste special multiply. H.T.H. -- when u change the way u look @ things, the things u look at change. "Molly" wrote: I have two long formulas each of which produce a negative number as the result. Using those two numbers in another formula I get a positive number, which is not what I want. What can I do to have the result remain a negative number? |
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