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Default Subtracting an absolute value

=IF(J1860,(J186-J198),(J128-J198))

How can I change this formula to make J198 an absolute value. Because if
J198 is negative, it adds the number and I want it to always subtract.

Can someone please advise me on how to make that happen?

 
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