Calculating Differences Uniformly
- From: tx12345 <tx12345.20vy4y_1136000701.4117@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 30 Dec 2005 21:42:03 -0600
Hi,
I have a list of numbers:
2
-4
3
3
-45
-32
etc
I know from looking at the list the difference between the numbers is:
-6
7
0
-48
7
But I can't figure out what a short sweet formula is to calculate the
difference on the way down. If I say "A2-B1" and they are both negative
numbers it'll add them both as positive numbers instead of showing the
net change between the two numbers. If one is negative and the other is
positive, if I subtract the negative it turns positive on me, which
makes me, well, get pretty negative, lol
Any thoughts on this would be much appreciated
TIA!
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