IF Formula Changing The Sign
Apr 8, 2009I need a formula that reads If a number is less than zero then it will show as positive, but if the number is greater than zero then it will show as a negative.
View 6 RepliesI need a formula that reads If a number is less than zero then it will show as positive, but if the number is greater than zero then it will show as a negative.
View 6 RepliesIn a formula, what effect does putting a plus sign after an equals sign? e.g.
=+((1+B8)^12)-1. I orginally assumed that it made sure that result the would always be positive but I was wrong.
i have one row of values ie c4="-121" d4="122" e4="123" f4="124"
and h4="test" like this .
if h4="right" (i change the value test to write) i want to change the
c4,d4,e4,f4 signs positive to negative
ie c4=+121 d4=-122 e4=-123 f4=-124
i write sample code like this
i want formula in b1 to get the formula in a1 without Equal Sign
A1=(A2*A3)+2
Reults B1 should be (A2*A3)+2
I'm trying to solve a strange problem in a piece of code.
I have a variable that is define as Double called STD. When i try to insert that variable in a formula the decimal sign (for me a comma "," because I'm Portuguese) gets converted to ";" (which is for me the separation sign for the expressions in excel formulas. ex: AND(A1>0;B1>0)=TRUE). The code is:
My boss uses the + symbol and the = symbol in his formulas eg "=+E3*E4" What is the advantage or difference in this as to just using "=E3*E4"
View 3 Replies View RelatedI have attached here an excel sheet with some data. I need to show the minus value in D5 as a plus sign, is there any conditional formula to work this out??
View 4 Replies View RelatedI want to know how many emails are in my list. There is dash sign where the emal id is not available. The subtotal formula gives me the total entries in range but I want to know only email count numbers.
In my range there are 6 entries and only 4 email ids. Now I'm getting output 6 but I want it 4 ignoring 2 dash signs.
I am looking for a formula to do the following:
In Tab 1, I have a negative number and the word "Original" next to it. In Tab 2, I have a mix of positive & negative numbers. I want all numbers that are negative to display the word "original" and all positive to display" new." How do I do that? Also, I want the opposite to work as well-- if Tab 1 has a positive number, I want all positive numbers in Tab 2 to display "original."
i have lets say a table with rows that contain the following data.
SKU - PRICE - SALEPRICE - DESCRIPTION - SALEDESCRIPTION
What I am trying to do, is to make a concat formula that says:
SALEDESCRIPTION = DESCRIPTION+price was+PRICE+now+SALEPRICE
In essence so that i can simply pull down the formula, and all our product descriptions have 'special offer, was xx (price) is now xx (sale price).
This works fine, except that in the SALEDESCRIPTION, the amounts from the price and saleprice fields are being brought over without decimal places and without currency symbol.
I have tried formatting those two columns as currency or accounting but neither works.
Trying to increment worksheet in order to summarize data from all other worksheets. I have 70+ worksheets and I'm trying to copy and paste worksheet and cell reference so that the same data on each worksheet is summarized on one sheet. Worksheets are labeled Cost (1), Cost (2), Cost (3) etc. When I copy the cell reference I can't get the worksheet name to change to the next worksheet:
=+'Cost (1)'!$E$19
=+'Cost (1)'!$E$19
=+'Cost (1)'!$E$19
I want to get this
=+'Cost (1)'!$E$19
=+'Cost (2)'!$E$19
=+'Cost (3)'!$E$19
I was wondering if there is a formula to change cell C2 to "Red" (One uppdercase, the rest lowercase) or if this was only possible through macro?
Also, would there be a way to combine B2 & C2? I apologize, but that was the only logical way I could think of to get the output in C2.
Need the formula or redirect me to a thread about changing the text color of numbers based on value.
I.e. I need for negitive numbers to be RED Positive numbers to be BLACK and 0 to be YELLOW like below.
1.0
0.0
-1.0
This formula will be use for a huge data base and only one column needs to be affected by it. Currently I had click the option to change color but it becomes a hassle and there is room for error. I wish to put the data in the column and not worry about the color.
I have a timesheet worksheet that a previous employee created and I need to alter a formula. Unfortunately, I can no longer contact them.
Anyways, I need to alter an "if" formula that is associated with a drop down list. As of now, the drop down list is used for a 2 week period ending on a specific date. When the date is selected, the calendar automatically aligns the proper dates to the days of the week. I believe it is able to do this with an "if" formula that is used by the numbered days of the month. For example; if I select January 14th, 2012 as the 2 week period ending date,
On the 14th the "if" formula shows as this:
=IF(ISBLANK($P$2)," ",$P$2+1-1)
On the 13th, it shows as this:
=IF(ISBLANK($P$2)," ",$P$2-1)
I noticed a trend here with the last digits 2+1-1 and 2-1, so i attempted to go with this trend and add numbers as the dates went on, but it did not work.
I need to change this so that instead of a 2 week ending period, it is for a full month. So, if I were to select January 2012 or any month, all the days of the month would align correctly with their days of the week.
How can I edit a cell's value without changing the formula within?
for example:
cell A2=$B$2
cell B2=$A$2
-I allowed for this circular reference and now I want to be able to change the value in one cell and have it appear in both cells without removing formulas.
How do I stop my sum formula from adding to it's range every time I type a number in? I have 12 columns of numbers by date and 4 quarter columns at the end totaling each of the 4 quarters. If I start typing directly across, the 1st quarter sum formula updates to include every number in the first 12 columns. The other quarter column sum totals stay the same.
View 7 Replies View RelatedI currently have some code in VBA that for each line creates a vlookup and a second one that takes the left part of a cell, depending on where a "/" is located in the cell as below:
For i = 2 To FinalRow
Cells(i, FinalCol + 1).Formula = "=VLOOKUP($A" & i & ",LookupList,3,FALSE)"
Cells(i, FinalCol + 2).Formula = "=LEFT($F" & i & ",FIND(""/""," & "$F" & i & ",1)-1)"
Next i
The issue I am finding is that running the 2 formulas for 4000 rows is taking approx 5 mins. The end user doesn't need to see a lookup, the value stored from the result would be fine.
is this possible. So that the value of the cell is a result of a formula I have created?
It's a new year, which means new tables and lists. I have a list of 450 People with a reference to their own individual file. They all receive a new file at the start of the new year that I Need to be able to reference in a new list. Here's an example
Joe Bloggs has a cell next to his Name referencing
[Code] .....
In 2014 Joe will have 'Bloggs 2014.xls' as will 449 of his friends, each named individually. The only part that changes from 2013 to 2014 is the date in the Name of the file. Can I somehow just Change that one part of the link without having to manually relink everything?
i need a formula that does the following:
if the date is two months under the date it needs to be checked it goes yellow
if its over two months before it needs checked it goes green
if its passed the date it needs to be checked by it turns red
I have a few varieties of SumProduct-formulae that are very helpful when dealing with numbers and/or letters in set conditions.
Like this one, which counts rows where conditions are met in four columns:
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Z413:Z432="G");--(AB413:AB432<-3);--(AC413:AC432>0,4)*(AD413:AD432>5))
and this one, which sums the values of the same
=SUMPRODUCT(--(Z413:Z432="G");--(AB413:AB432<-3);--(AC413:AC432>0,4);--(AD413:AD432>5);(AD413:AD432))
How does one make these two do their respective jobs when one or some of the columns are conditions for the next column - with their changing values, and thereby changing conditions?
Instead of "bigger than 0,4" as the condition for the AC part, it should be something like "bigger than it's AD counterpart" (AD value on the same row).
I have a few combinations of these "internal" measurements to do (the AB in addition being < than a certain percentage of the AC, and so on) but first of all I need a solution to the placement of the > and < signs.
I am running a research experiment in triplicate. Upon generation of data for all three, I create an averaged value of the three. I then take this value and do more calculations with it on a separate sheet. I wanted to know if there was a way in which I could quickly generate formulas based on a changing reference cell.
Example Data:
V1A 28
V2A 26
v3A 30
AvA 28
V1B 20
V2B 22
V3B 18
AvB 20
Vxy represents the value of y sample, x triplicate. V1A being sample A, first triplicate. AvX is the average of the three values.
I want to be able to generate a formula that references AvA which can be applied to the cell immediately below to reference AvB. A simple example would be to square the average.
I have some groups of data. Each group are 5 cells: ........
What I want is to make a formula to sum the five numbers of each group, then: =sum(a1:a5). but, how could I copy the formula to make Excel understand that I want the numbers from a6 to a 10, and from a11 to a16? I try to make it with left click in the square down at right, but it just add one value to each cell:
It makes this: ..................
My VBA code should post the formula "=IF($B6=""Store URL"",TRUE,FALSE)" into the conditional formatting formula box but everytime it pastes something different, such as "=IF($B11="Store URL",TRUE,FALSE)"
The full code is:
Sheet1.Select
Set ConditionalFormattingRange = ActiveSheet.Range("B6:F505")
ConditionalFormattingRange.FormatConditions.delete
[Code].....
I have a data table with multiple columns. Several columns have absolute formulas repeating in each of the rows. I would like these formulas to be the default ones in each of the columns whenever I insert a new row.
Unfortunately, whenever I insert a new row Excel automatically inserts different formulas, which do not appear anywhere in the table. These formulas used to be in the table, and at the time Excel asked me if I wanted them to be the default formulas for those columns - which I happily confirmed. As stated, I now have new formulas which I want to be the default ones, but I can't figure out how to set them as such. I even tried to turn off the auto-extend feature, and then back on, to no avail.
How the Lookup will break down within an IF statement?
Original
HTML Code:
'ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = _
"=IF(R[-1]C[-2]"""",LOOKUP(1000,SEARCH({""Principal"",""Foreclosure"",""Interest"",""Premium"",""Discount""},RC[-1]),{1,1,2,2,2}),"""")"
Non-Working If statement. I realize that the Lookup isn't currently here. Including it kind of defeats the purpost of breaking this out into IF's, doesn't it?
HTML Code:
If MyFirstCell.Offset(0, -2) "" Then
MyFirstCell.Offset(0, -1) = Search("Principal")
MyFirstCell = 1
ElseIf MyFirstCell.Offset(0, -1) = Search("Foreclosure") Then
MyFirstCell = 1
[code].....
I've created a user form to enter some values in a few adjacent cells. When the user clicks on a button, I want several other cells to be loaded with special formulas that refer to the new values. This happens on a row by row basis. First, a working formula in that cell which is AB5 is:
Code:
=IFERROR((IF(AK5
I have a sheet (sheet2) that this week has the formula
Cell B2
=Sheet1!D2
Cell B3
=Sheet1!B2
Next week I want the formula to be
Cell B2
=Sheet1!F2
Cell B3
=Sheet1!D2
And so forth.
Each Column has the Week ending date (a sunday) in Row 1. So D2 represents this week and B2 Last week, until next week when D2 becomes the 'last week' and F2 becomes the this week.
The inbetween letters contain another set of data for those weeks so i will apply the same formula to these.
I have a set of formula in column C to H. I have set a formula as sheet1+sheet2+ like this for about 24 sheets with different reference of cells. I want to change in the entire range of cells C to H as =sum(sheet1:sheet24!b04). The reference what I have mentioned changes in different cells.
View 9 Replies View RelatedMy nominal number is 2.000 and in column A, it can not be larger or smaller than .005 which is in column C. If it is larger than 2.005 or smaller than 1.995, I would like to change the cell column B color to red. I have tried =abs(a1-b1)c1. but does not do what I want it to.
View 9 Replies View RelatedI am trying to run a quick format on a table that includes adding a Vlookup formula. The formula references a table that comes out of a pivot table, so it has a different name every time. If I look up the new generated table name, and change it below it works. Is there a way to capture the table name and insert it into the formula? Or possibly rename the table to the same thing everytime (which I think is going to cause some conflict).
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