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Conas comharthaí luachanna i gcealla in Excel a aisiompú?

Údar: Tacaíocht Tech Athraithe Deiridh: 2024-01-05

Nuair a úsáidimid barr feabhais, bíonn uimhreacha dearfacha agus diúltacha i mbileog oibre. Ag glacadh leis go gcaithfimid na huimhreacha dearfacha a athrú go diúltach agus a mhalairt. Ar ndóigh, is féidir linn iad a athrú de láimh, ach má tá na céadta uimhreacha ann is gá iad a athrú, ní rogha mhaith é an modh seo. An bhfuil aon chleasanna gasta ann chun an fhadhb seo a réiteach?

Aisiompaigh comhartha luachanna i gcealla a bhfuil feidhm speisialta Greamaigh acu

Déan comhartha luachanna i gcealla le Kutools le haghaidh Excel a aisiompú go tapa

Déan comhartha luachanna i gcealla le cód VBA a aisiompú

Aisiompaigh comhartha luachanna i gcealla a bhfuil feidhm speisialta Greamaigh acu

Is féidir linn comhartha luachanna i gcealla leis an Greamaigh Speisialta feidhm in Excel, déan mar a leanas le do thoil:

1. Beartaíonn uimhir -1 i gcill bhán agus cóipeáil é.

2. Roghnaigh an raon a theastaíonn uait comhartha luachanna a aisiompú, cliceáil ar dheis agus roghnaigh Greamaigh Speisialta. Féach an pictiúr:

3. sa Greamaigh Speisialta dialóg, cliceáil Gach roghanna ó Greamaigh agus Méadaigh rogha ó Oibríocht. Féach an pictiúr:

4. Ansin cliceáil OK, agus tá comharthaí uile na n-uimhreacha sa raon droim ar ais.

5. Scrios an uimhir -1 de réir mar is gá duit.

Déan comhartha na n-uimhreacha go léir a aisiompú ag an am céanna

Kutools le haghaidh Excel'S Athraigh Comhartha Luachanna is féidir le fóntais cabhrú leat na huimhreacha dearfacha a athrú go diúltach agus a mhalairt, is féidir leis cabhrú leat comhartha na luachanna a aisiompú agus comhartha diúltach rianaithe a shocrú go gnáth.  Cliceáil chun Kutools a íoslódáil le haghaidh Excel!

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Déan comhartha luachanna i gcealla le Kutools le haghaidh Excel a aisiompú go tapa

Is féidir linn comhartha na luachanna a aisiompú go tapa le Athraigh Comhartha Luachanna gné de Kutools le haghaidh Excel.

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Tar éis a shuiteáil Kutools le haghaidh Excel, déan mar a leanas le do thoil:

1. Roghnaigh an raon a theastaíonn uait comharthaí na n-uimhreacha a aisiompú.

2. Cliceáil Kutools > Ábhar > Athraigh Comhartha Luachanna…, Féach an pictiúr:

3. Sa an Athraigh Comhartha Luachanna bosca dialóige, seiceáil an Droim ar ais comhartha na luachanna uile, féach ar an scáileán:

doc-droim ar ais comharthaí-de-luachanna5

4. Agus ansin cliceáil OK or Cuir iarratas isteach. Tá comharthaí uile na n-uimhreacha droim ar ais.

Leideanna:

Déan comhartha luachanna i gcealla le cód VBA a aisiompú

Chomh maith leis sin, is féidir linn cód VBA a úsáid chun comhartha luachanna i gcealla a aisiompú. Ach ní mór dúinn a bheith ar an eolas faoi conas an VBA a fháil chun an rud a dhéanamh. Is féidir linn é a dhéanamh mar na céimeanna seo a leanas:

1. Roghnaigh an raon is mian leat comhartha luachanna i gcealla a aisiompú.

2. Cliceáil Forbróir > Visual Basic in Excel, nua Microsoft Visual Basic d’iarratais taispeánfar an fhuinneog, nó úsáidfear na heochracha aicearra (Alt + F11) é a ghníomhachtú. Ansin cliceáil Ionsáigh > Modúil, agus ansin an cód VBA seo a leanas a chóipeáil agus a ghreamú:

Sub Convert()
Dim C As Range
For Each C In Selection
C.Value = -C.Value
Next C
End Sub

3. Ansin cliceáil doc-droim ar ais-chomhartha-6 cnaipe chun an cód a rith. Agus tá comhartha na n-uimhreacha sa raon roghnaithe droim ar ais ag an am céanna.

Déan comhartha luachanna i gcealla le Kutools le haghaidh Excel a aisiompú


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Aaron
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Tried to do the developer option and I get a:
Run-time error '438':
Object doesn't support this property or method


Any ideas?
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Taylor
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I have a mac version of excel and the paste special doesn't allow me to do that :-/ dying.
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Bob
Bob     Taylor
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Yes. Yes it does. Enter "-1" in a cell. Copy that cell. Highlight all the values whose sign you wish to flip. Opt-Cmd-V opens paste special dialog box, choose multiply from the Operations section (I also find it beneficial to choose "values" in the Paste Section rather than "all" to preserve any formatting).
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Emoployee
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Thx Bro for the useful thread
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Hasan
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Thank you so much, Sir. You helped me a lot. I hope I can return the favor. Thank you so much.
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CHRISTINE
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thank you i had just posted in the SUN system with the srong month. this has helped me to reverse all the 195 entries within 7 minutes...
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David K
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From my perspective it seems there is no foolproof way to simply remove a negative sign: Multiplying by -1 can screw up subsequent cell values if each one is using a formula. VBA requires saving in a different format. Kutools requires you to download/purchase an add-on. You can format a column to show negatives as positives, but it turns the font Red.
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Kevin Cox
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I'm looking to add multiple $ to cells with formulas example (=((I29+AM29+AV29+BH29+CG29+CP29+DS29+AJ78+BA91+BU91+CO91+DK78)-(V25+EF25+EN25))/4 Is there away to do this quickly...
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Michaelq
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This is tangentially related. I have a workbook in Excel 2013 that's baffling me. I get a #VALUE! error with the formula =SUM(8-(F4:F23)) in cell F2. When I reverse that, =SUM(F4:F23)-8), I get (#) where (#) is the negative of what I expect. But when I use #Jonathon's formula with my working formula in it, I again get the #VALUE! error. How is this #VALUE! error even possible? What I want is for F2 to be a positive number that's the leftover balance when F4:F24 is less that 8.
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Vikas
Vikas     Michaelq
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Michaelq please use abs function. It turns negative and positive values both to positive one.
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wolfstevent
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Very cool trick. I imported transactions from BofA and AMEX and of course they use different signs for debits. One multiply paste later and I'm all fixed up. Thanks.
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JAVED KHAN
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In a New Cell simply Multiply a the Cell-value by -1. It will reverse automatically. No need to perform such a long procedures. e.g if the value in B1 is -25 then in Cell C1 enter the formula : =B1 * -1 :-)
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Jonathan
Jonathan     JAVED KHAN
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OMG THANK YOU SOOO MUCH. I have been looking all over the place for a way to simply do this. I was trying to find a way to have Excel take the SUM of a group of numbers and make it negative so that it would automatically do all the rest of the math on the sheet correctly. If anyone else is looking to do something similar, using the information I just obtained from #JAVED KHAN, enter the following function (this is just an example, change the cell references to match the ranges you are needing to use) =SUM(B2:H2) * -1 This will now take the sum of the range and automatically change the value to a negative number.
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CPH1810     JAVED KHAN
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You sir have just blown my mind with your Excel Ninja ways, I tip my hat to you sir :lol:
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wolfstevent
wolfstevent     JAVED KHAN
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The goal was to change an entire range of cells easily, not just a single cell. The paste multiply method is basically a one step procedure to do just that.
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