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![]() I'm working from a download excel file that I copy and paste to an existing work book. I have a sumif formula that i'm using to pull information from the download but am running into a problem with the "cr" (for credit) in my download. I need for it to show "-" or "( )" . Is their a formula I can include in my existing workbook to make this conversion, or maybe a macro( which i've never worked with). a b 1 1cr 2cr needs to be: a b 1 -1 or (2) I hope I have supplied enough information. Thank you. |
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