How do you convert to a dash if it negative, to have a zero value?
=E73-D74
How do you convert to a dash if it negative, to have a zero value?
=E73-D74
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hi there. presentation-wise or changing the real value to zero? say for eg E73 is 50 & D74 is 60 and the cell you want is in F75
1) right-click & Format cells -> Custom:
General;"0"
this is just presentation. if you use F75+30, it gives you 20 & not 30
2) use formula:
=MAX(A1-B1,0)
cell is now presented as 0 & really 0 in value. F75+30 will be 30.
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