I need to delete a whole row if column J contains a negative number.
I am having difficulties finding the correct wording for picking up the negative value.
I can get it to delete using a word as the reference but not for negative values
Code:
Sub DeleteRows()
Dim c As Range
Dim SrchRng
Set SrchRng = ActiveSheet.Range("j1", ActiveSheet.Range("j65536").End(xlUp))
Do
Set c = SrchRng.Find("
I have a large dataset (24000 rows) that requires me to multiply two different columns of integers. In some cases, the two integers are both negative and multiplying them results in a product that is positive. I actually need that product to be negative rather than positive. I can't quite seem to figure out the best way to accomplish this.
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I was trying if(right(A1,1)="-",TBD,A1)
I have data starting in E7. I want it to go down the column and find the negative numbers. If it finds one then I want it to change the number in the row to the left of it to a negative. So if E67 is a negative number, make D67 a negative and so forth down the line Sounds "simple" but how do I do it?
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A 1 start B 1 end
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I am trying to show how many years it will take for a retiree to run out of money.
row 1 is his available money (this in determined with other formulas such as income - expenses ect)
Row 2 is number of years (J2 would be 10 years)
Let's say available money turns negative on the 10th year (tenth column "J")
How can I write a condition statement that will say that says if the amount in row one is positive do nothing, but when it turns negative add row 2 of whatever column it turned negative in?
Example:
A B C D E F G H I J K L
5000442538503275270021251550975400-175-750-1325
123456789101112
I've got a file with sum formulas and datas as well,i need to know when ever i'm getting a negative no as result, it should be zero or the cell should be empty.
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A3 (18:00) Which is our work start time. I am taking 7:42 min estimated work day hours and adding that to our start time of 18:00 for A4.
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A5 I enter the actual time we finished. Let's say (2:23)
A6 =TEXT(MAX($A$4:$A$5)-MIN($A$4:$A$5),"-H::MM")
This gives me an answer of (23:19), but if I type over the formula in A4 (1:42) which is the answer to the formula and already has that number there, I get the answer (0:41) in A6 and that is the answer I want. I can't figure out why I can't get A6 to give me an answer of (0:41) with a formula in A4. I even tried having another cell formulate A4 and then A4 =that cell and it is still the same.
i have for example column I, J & K. col I and J has both negative & positive values and K (I/J) works out the %
Col I Col J col K
135975 583333 23%
-27748 583333 -5%
-18186 583333 -3%
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I would like to add to this formula.... if the result of "$L$6-Q15", from below, is 0 or a negative number, then the desired result would be 0 for this formula.
Possibly wrapping IF AND somewhere in this...
=IF((O15+(K16*$L$5))>=$L$6,$L$6-Q15,K16*$L$5)
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I know how to do this in numbers view, but unable to do this in time view.
I have, on some occassions, negative minutes e.g. -125. I have a formula in a separate column which divides the minutes by 1440.
Hence I could have
AE AF
Session Minutes Session Time
210 03:30
-125 ############
Column AE is General format, whilst column AF is Custom i.e. hh:mm.
How do I rectify the formula AE2/1440 so that I get the Session Time to work but with a negative sign?
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Ex
B1:B70 (remember the number can change it can also be B1:B80)
B1:B70 is a positive value, but then B85 is negative so begin the calculation from that point.
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I am trying to sum up numbers that are in alternate columns but if the number is negative I do not want that one added. I am getting the standard # name error. Here is my formula: =SUM G3+J3+M3+P3+S3+V3+Y3, If >0
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I'm using Excel 2000
Is there a simple way to convert a positive number to a negative number ?
Fromto
10(10.00)
56(56.00)
116(116.00)
Additionally, would the same procedure work for time?
So if I had a column listing hours that looks like this:
10:05:00
4:34:00
2:18:06
is there a way to convert this to negative hours? Understandably, there are no such thing as negative hours, but I am trying to illustrate a situation where an internal procedure was completed x amount of hours before the specified start time.
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Question: How can I structure the formula to give a zero for any sum less than 1?
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and return "400" but i've encountered a value which is negative (could be
-$400, or ($400); and i got an error of #value, could anyone resolve this problem?
Is there a way to a formula that would show the following? A plus B = C but if A is below 0, stop the value at 0 then add column B:
Columns:
A B C
-2 5 5
1 5 6
0 5 5
