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Default How do I make H = -1 on a worksheet, yet show H?

I am completely confused.
H represents a staff member on Holiday.
I have a total number of staff and want H to represent -1.
If H is entered in any of the range of cells selected it must represent -1
and be able to be included in a formula.
Please help.
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Default How do I make H = -1 on a worksheet, yet show H?

Don't do it that way. It can be done, but you can be sure you'll get yourself into trouble some time.
Use an extra cell (which you can hide) with a formula like

=IF(A1="H",-1,"YesWhatElse")

YesWhatElse: you didn't specify

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I am completely confused.
H represents a staff member on Holiday.
I have a total number of staff and want H to represent -1.
If H is entered in any of the range of cells selected it must represent -1
and be able to be included in a formula.
Please help.



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