Can I use Conditional formatting (highlights duplicate values) but highlight the number even if the number is an Positive or Negative number.
It must highlight the number if it's -300 or 300 in both instances.
I am looking for a conditional formula that can be applied to a cell so that when I enter a number with a positive value, it:
1) Converts it to its negative equivalent value.
2) Displays in the value in the cell with parentheses around the number to indicate that the value is negative.
I am trying to do this without having to reference another cell to provide the entry or display the outcome.
I think this should work but it doesn't.
=AND($B4>=D$2,$C4<=D$3)
Should look like this
Excel Conditional Formatting.png
I keep getting the correct answer, but it returns it as negative and I need a positive answer.
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Function ExtractNumber(rCell As String)
Set RegEx = CreateObject("vbscript.regexp")
RegEx.Pattern = "d*.d*"
If RegEx.Test(rCell) Then
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End If
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Let's say I have a column A with the following values.
30
40
30
60
-20
-10
-50
-60
-70
120
320
20
-40
-30
40
How can I have 2 cells display:-
i)highest streak of positive numbers = 4
ii)highest streak of negative numbers = 5?
Also, how can I have another 2 cells display:-
iii)the sum of the highest streak of positive numbers = 160
iv)the sum of the highest streak of negative numbers = -210
I have a column of numbers that are derived with a formula. I need to Average only the ones that either have a Positive or Negative number, ignoring blanks or zero.
I have tried Search but couldn't find anything that address both blank and zero.
Sheet2
K610.00%624.76%632.53%6418.75%65666.38%6768-4.00%6970-5.84%710.86%
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With this small sample, the answer should be 3.35% according to Excel when I choose just those neg and pos cells.
How do I change a Positive number into a Negative number inside a cell formula?
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I have another cell W1 which has the positive number of 437
I want to create a formula in cell X1 that takes the number in cell AE 101 of 141 and convert the number inside the formula of 141 into a negative number of -141 and then subtracts that number from Cell W1 of 437 leaving an equation inside the formula to read. 437-141 = 296
Since the number in Cell W1 changes all the time and the number in AE101 Changes all the time the new formulated number in X1 will change all the time too as the cells get updated.
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VB:
Sub UpdateSummary()
' Updates Summary Sheet with Invoice Details
Dim InvoiceDate As Date, InvNo As Integer, JobNo As Integer, Company As String, Location As String, Nett� As Currency
[Code].....
count if fuction on positive and negative number in the attached excel sheet. I would like to count how many numbers are positive and negative in the A column of the attached excel sheet.
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Fromto
10(10.00)
56(56.00)
116(116.00)
Additionally, would the same procedure work for time?
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10:05:00
4:34:00
2:18:06
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Question (and I copied the actual data from my spreadsheet):
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Running Total 233354-1198-1063-878-658-933-807-657
Percentage Change51.93%-438.42%11.27%17.40%25.06%-41.79%13.50%18.59%
Value Change121-1552135185220-275126150
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hope this make sense.
I attached a file with what I intend to do.
I have to calculate percentages, lots of them,, have 4 scenarios
1.- positive / positive
2.- positive / negative
3.- negative / positive
4.- negative / negative
I wish to find a formula that covers all scenarios, have thousands of data to calculate
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This is an example of the current formula using Averageif for the positive values:
=IF(C3=0;0,0001;AVERAGEIF(Auxiliary!B29:BL29;">="&O3))
For now O3 can assumed to be 0.
I am currently working on a project whereby I need to remove duplicate rows (containing both a positive and negative number). I've tried a few different formulas and macros but I'm running into a problem. It's wanting to remove ALL positive matches instead of one.
For example: Column BH has -4,4,4,-2,2,-1,1,
I need it remove those numbers that cross cancel and keep the one that doesn't have a partner.
Side note: Column A has an owner code, Column B a well code, and BH is the amount due.