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I have a basic table whereby if a cell is less than zero or greater than
zero, I want the next cell to display a '-' or '+' sign. However, the formula (as shown below) shows that the name is not valid or contains an error: I7: =IF(H7<0, [-], [+]) How do I make this work? Is there a problem with using non-numbers or letters in IF formulas? |
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