Negate expense in GDOC

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How to negate expense in GDOC

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In this video, you will calculate the total cost of your expense categories using a spreadsheet formula. Calculating the cost of each category makes it easier to identify what you are spending your money on and how you could cut costs. To calculate category totals, you will list your categories in a spreadsheet table and use a formula to add the items in each category. To begin, open your spreadsheet. Your spreadsheet is automatically saved in Google Drive, and you can come back to it anytime. Make a table that lists your expense categories. For this lesson, limit your list to two categories with multiple items, such as Car and Child Care. Put your list in the space below your expenses in column A. Calculate the total cost of each category. To do this, you could go through the spreadsheet and manually select all of the cells with Car costs and add them, then the cells with Child Care costs and add them, and so on. But what happens if you miss something or make a mathematical error? Or

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In Google Sheets, the SIGN() function is used to determine the sign of a given value. It returns the sign as either 1 (positive), -1 (negative), or 0 (zero).
Filter your data On your computer, open a spreadsheet in Google Sheets. To create a filter, select an option: Select a range of cells, then click Data. To see filter options, go to the top of the range and click Filter . To remove the filter, select an option:
When you begin to type =MINUS into an empty cell, Google Sheets will automatically populate the MINUS function =MINUS(value1,value2). The comma here once again tells Sheets to subtract these values. Note that the MINUS function can only handle two values, and your values can be specific cells, numbers, or a range.
To use the ABS function, simply enter the formula =ABS(number) in a cell, replacing number with the actual value or cell reference you want to convert. For example, =ABS(-25) would return 25, and =ABS(A1) would return the absolute value of the number in cell A1.
How to Subtract Numbers or Cells in Google Sheets: 3 Ways In an empty cell, type the equal sign and the value from which you want to subtract (minuend). Add the minus sign, then the value you want to subtract (subtrahend). Press Enter to see the result.
Type the formula: =NOT(logicalexpression), where value is the value or expression that you want to negate.
In Google Sheets, the SIGN() function is used to determine the sign of a given value. It returns the sign as either 1 (positive), -1 (negative), or 0 (zero). The value parameter represents the number or cell reference that you want to evaluate the sign of.
For example, the formula =NOT(TRUE) returns FALSE, and the formula =NOT(FALSE) returns TRUE. So, if you want to invert the result of a logical expression in Google Sheets, you can use the NOT function.

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