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Hi,
In a previous post of mine, a person called Biff helped me with another problem (Thanks, again Biff!). his solution used matrixes and I was courious what the double negativesigns infront of the range was? --(A1:A81) etc ? Does anyone have a link to a website that explains how to work with this kind of stuff in excel? Thanks! |
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Hi
This function (similar to *0) is designed to force Excel into making the result a number, rather than a TRUE or a FALSE. It is called unary minus. There is some info he http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/formulae/doubleneg.html but your best bet is to search Google Groups for "unary minus" AND excel Andy. "Andreas Håkansson" wrote in message ... Hi, In a previous post of mine, a person called Biff helped me with another problem (Thanks, again Biff!). his solution used matrixes and I was courious what the double negativesigns infront of the range was? --(A1:A81) etc ? Does anyone have a link to a website that explains how to work with this kind of stuff in excel? Thanks! |
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I meant (similar to +0), not *0 !!!
Cheers. <Andy wrote in message ... Hi This function (similar to *0) is designed to force Excel into making the result a number, rather than a TRUE or a FALSE. It is called unary minus. There is some info he http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/formulae/doubleneg.html but your best bet is to search Google Groups for "unary minus" AND excel Andy. "Andreas Håkansson" wrote in message ... Hi, In a previous post of mine, a person called Biff helped me with another problem (Thanks, again Biff!). his solution used matrixes and I was courious what the double negativesigns infront of the range was? --(A1:A81) etc ? Does anyone have a link to a website that explains how to work with this kind of stuff in excel? Thanks! |
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See http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.SUMPRODUCT.html for a detailed
explanation. -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "Andreas Håkansson" wrote in message ... Hi, In a previous post of mine, a person called Biff helped me with another problem (Thanks, again Biff!). his solution used matrixes and I was courious what the double negativesigns infront of the range was? --(A1:A81) etc ? Does anyone have a link to a website that explains how to work with this kind of stuff in excel? Thanks! |
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Thanks Bob! I've been trying to find that page for weeks! My brother (who
lives in Lymington, by the way) needs some guidance and I knew this page existed somewhere! Andy. "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... See http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.SUMPRODUCT.html for a detailed explanation. -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "Andreas Håkansson" wrote in message ... Hi, In a previous post of mine, a person called Biff helped me with another problem (Thanks, again Biff!). his solution used matrixes and I was courious what the double negativesigns infront of the range was? --(A1:A81) etc ? Does anyone have a link to a website that explains how to work with this kind of stuff in excel? Thanks! |
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Send him on over to me, I am only 20 miles away from him <G
-- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) <Andy wrote in message ... Thanks Bob! I've been trying to find that page for weeks! My brother (who lives in Lymington, by the way) needs some guidance and I knew this page existed somewhere! Andy. "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... See http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.SUMPRODUCT.html for a detailed explanation. -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "Andreas Håkansson" wrote in message ... Hi, In a previous post of mine, a person called Biff helped me with another problem (Thanks, again Biff!). his solution used matrixes and I was courious what the double negativesigns infront of the range was? --(A1:A81) etc ? Does anyone have a link to a website that explains how to work with this kind of stuff in excel? Thanks! |
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