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Yes, Thank you Eduardo. it was helpful. How do you get it to display positive
or negaive. "Eduardo" wrote: Hi Let's say your negative number is in A1 in B1 enter =ABS(A1) If this was helpful please say yes, thanks "Robin" wrote: I have a worksheet in which i must subtract cells to show a variance. However I would like to created a chart to dispay the values. The problem is when subtracting the values there sometimes may be instances of a negative value. This is not that it may not be correct for use in some charting circumstances it would be correct; however when the chart is used to dispay a maximum variance a positive 12 should not be max and a -58 should not be min. The absolute value of 58 should be the maximum variance. I would appreciate your help, Sincerely Robin Scott |
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