I have created a formula to calculate a real estate payment, which returns a
negative number as the result. I need to change the negative number to a
postive number to use in other formulas. How do you do it?
I have created a formula to calculate a real estate payment, which returns a
negative number as the result. I need to change the negative number to a
postive number to use in other formulas. How do you do it?
Say A1 has your negative number then in A2 enter the below
=ABS(A1)* your figure here
VBA Noob
Use the absolute value function around the cell reference in the
formulas - it converts negative numbers to positive numbers. Instead
of =A1 * B1, the formula would read =A1 * ABS(B1).
wilywayne wrote:
> I have created a formula to calculate a real estate payment, which returns a
> negative number as the result. I need to change the negative number to a
> postive number to use in other formulas. How do you do it?
=ABS(A1)
If you post your formula we can show you how to incorporate the ABS function
into it.
"wilywayne" wrote:
> I have created a formula to calculate a real estate payment, which returns a
> negative number as the result. I need to change the negative number to a
> postive number to use in other formulas. How do you do it?
THANKS FOR THE HELP...THE FORMULA THAT I USED IS =PMT(L42/23,L43,M41)
THE L42/12 IS THE MONTHLY INTEREST RATE, L43 IS THE TERM IN MONTHS AND M41
IS THE DOLLAR AMOUNT....
"tim m" wrote:
> =ABS(A1)
>
> If you post your formula we can show you how to incorporate the ABS function
> into it.
>
> "wilywayne" wrote:
>
> > I have created a formula to calculate a real estate payment, which returns a
> > negative number as the result. I need to change the negative number to a
> > postive number to use in other formulas. How do you do it?
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