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Default ABS of cell on another page??

I have a worksheet with multiple pages,
I would like to, if the value of a cell on another page is negative have my
cell return an ABS of that number to the new page.

TIA
Geoffery
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=ABS(Sheet3!E1)

Could this help??


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davesexcel wrote
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=ABS(Sheet3!E1)

Could this help??



Thanks Dave,
I wa sable to do that,
But what I need is to have the value returned in ABS only of it's negative.
Otherwise the result needs to be 0

Thank you
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Hi Geoffery!

Here's a slight modification/extension from the earlier post (if I got your
idea right)...

{example only}
Assuming you are in sheet 1 and the data of interest is in Sheet3 E1, you
might use the ff formula

=IF(Sheet3!E1<0,ABS(Sheet3!E1),0)

Hope this helps!



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"Geoffery Mihles" wrote:

davesexcel wrote
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=ABS(Sheet3!E1)

Could this help??



Thanks Dave,
I wa sable to do that,
But what I need is to have the value returned in ABS only of it's negative.
Otherwise the result needs to be 0

Thank you

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Default ABS of cell on another page??

Another way

=ABS(MIN(0,E1))

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Hi Geoffery!

Here's a slight modification/extension from the earlier post (if I got
your
idea right)...

{example only}
Assuming you are in sheet 1 and the data of interest is in Sheet3 E1, you
might use the ff formula

=IF(Sheet3!E1<0,ABS(Sheet3!E1),0)

Hope this helps!



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Thanks and kind regards


"Geoffery Mihles" wrote:

davesexcel
wrote
in :


=ABS(Sheet3!E1)

Could this help??



Thanks Dave,
I wa sable to do that,
But what I need is to have the value returned in ABS only of it's
negative.
Otherwise the result needs to be 0

Thank you





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=IF(Sheet3!E1<0,ABS(Sheet3!E1),0)


This one is not working at all, Perhaps I can play around abit with it.

Thank you
Geoffery
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