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hi, i tried the code and it was successful for a range like from cell b11 to b55. or b11 to m11 but what if i would also like other cell ranges in the spreadsheet to reflect as negative? like cell g55, z45 etc? not on the same row or column? &nbsp;can you help me on it? &nbsp;i tried adding the range arguements to the line in --&gt; If Intersect([A1:A100], Target) Is Nothing Then Exit Sub &nbsp;&lt;--- like [G55:M55], [E42] &nbsp;but it seems they all just become positive. &nbsp;but if it's only one bracket range like the [A1:A100] then it's ok. &nbsp;pls help thanks.
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hi, i tried the code and it was successful for a range like from cell b11 to b55. or b11 to m11 but what if i would also like other cell ranges in the spreadsheet to reflect as negative? like cell g55, z45 etc? not on the same row or column?  can you help me on it?  i tried adding the range arguements to the line in --> If Intersect([A1:A100], Target) Is Nothing Then Exit Sub  <--- like [G55:M55], [E42]  but it seems they all just become positive.  but if it's only one bracket range like the [A1:A100] then it's ok.  pls help thanks.

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Specify the ranges within the square brackets, like this...<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; [A1:A10, C1:C5, G55, Z45]<br />
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Wayne
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Specify the ranges within the square brackets, like this...

    [A1:A10, C1:C5, G55, Z45]

Wayne

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Thanks!! &nbsp;yes was about to do that, just didn't quite understand excel's cryptic commands. &nbsp;:)<br />
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cheers!!!
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Thanks!!  yes was about to do that, just didn't quite understand excel's cryptic commands.  :)

cheers!!!

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Using Excel 2003<br />
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How do you make a cell default to a negative number?<br />
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Using Excel 2003

How do you make a cell default to a negative number?



Make a Excel Cell default to a negative number

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