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How do you use the < funjctions when calculating negative numbe
In Excel, how do you use the greater than & < less than formula options to
tell if a number is more negative or less negative than another. |
How do you use the < funjctions when calculating negative numbe
One way:
=IF(A1<B1,"A1 is more negative than B1", "A1 is not more negative than B1") In article , woods-one wrote: In Excel, how do you use the greater than & < less than formula options to tell if a number is more negative or less negative than another. |
How do you use the < funjctions when calculating negative numbe
=IF(A1<B1,"more negative",IF(A1B1,"more negative","same"))
-- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "woods-one" wrote in message ... In Excel, how do you use the greater than & < less than formula options to tell if a number is more negative or less negative than another. |
How do you use the < funjctions when calculating negative numbe
Hi
=-2<-1 entered in a cell will return TRUE =-1<-2 entered in a cell will return FALSE With -1 in A1 and -2 in A2 enter in cell C1 =IF(B1<A1,"yes, B1 is less than A1","no, B1 is not less than A1") Regards Roger Govier woods-one wrote: In Excel, how do you use the greater than & < less than formula options to tell if a number is more negative or less negative than another. |
How do you use the < funjctions when calculating negative numbe
"woods-one" wrote:
In Excel, how do you use the greater than & < less than formula options to tell if a number is more negative or less negative than another. The same way that you use "" and "<" to determine if a number is more positive and less positive respectively. If A and B are negative, "A < B" is true when A is "more negative" or "less positive" than B. Simply put, A is less than B. You seem to have a fundamental problem with the concept of negative numbers. Perhaps you should look at why you have them and avoid them at the source, if that makes sense in your application. |
How do you use the < funjctions when calculating negative numbe
=-100<-10
-- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "woods-one" wrote in message ... In Excel, how do you use the greater than & < less than formula options to tell if a number is more negative or less negative than another. |
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