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Excel Tip of the Day
Some Management Information Systems have very weird ways of displaying negative numbers. One common method is to display negatives as "123-" which confuses Excel. To turn this into a "real" number, use the LEN function, which counts the number of characters in a text string, in conjunction with the LEFT(String,x), which returns the first x characters in String. =-LEFT(Cell_Reference,LEN(Cell_Reference)-1) will convert the number to -123. Simple. Check out more,
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