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如何在Excel中反转单元格中值的符号?

当我们使用excel时,工作表中既有正数也有负数。 假设我们需要将正数更改为负数,反之亦然。 当然,我们可以手动更改它们,但是如果需要更改数百个数字,则此方法不是一个好的选择。 是否有任何快速的技巧来解决此问题?

使用选择性粘贴功能反转单元格中值的符号

使用 Kutools for Excel 快速反转单元格中值的符号

用VBA代码反转单元格中值的符号


使用选择性粘贴功能反转单元格中值的符号

我们可以使用 选择性粘贴 Excel中的函数,请执行以下操作:

1。 分接头号 -1 在空白单元格中并将其复制。

2。 选择要反转值符号的范围,右键单击并选择 选择性粘贴。 看截图:

3.选择性粘贴 对话框,单击 所有类型 来自的选项 选项 操作。 看截图:

4。 然后点击 OK,并且该范围内数字的所有符号均已反转。

5。 根据需要删除数字-1。


一次反转所有数字的符号

Kutools for Excel改变价值观 实用程序可以帮助您将正数更改为负数,反之亦然,还可以帮助您反转值的正负号并将尾随的负号修复为正常值。  点击下载Kutools for Excel!

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使用 Kutools for Excel 快速反转单元格中值的符号

我们可以使用 改变价值观 的特点 Kutools for Excel.

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安装后 Kutools for Excel,请执行以下操作:

1. 选择要反转数字符号的范围。

2。 点击 库工具 > 内容 > 改变价值观…,请参见屏幕截图:

3。 在 改变价值观 对话框,检查 反转所有值的符号,请参见屏幕截图:

doc值反向符号5

4。 然后点击 OK or 使用。 数字的所有符号均已反转。

Tips:

用VBA代码反转单元格中值的符号

同样,我们可以使用VBA代码来反转单元格中值的符号。 但是我们必须知道如何让VBA来做这件事。 我们可以按照以下步骤进行操作:

1. 选择要反转单元格中值的符号的范围。

2。 点击 开发商 > Visual Basic中 在Excel中, 适用于应用程序的Microsoft Visual Basic 将显示窗口,或使用快捷键(Alt + F11)激活它。 然后点击 插页 > 模块,然后复制并粘贴以下VBA代码:

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

3. 然后点击 文档反向符号 6 按钮运行代码。 所选范围内的数字符号立即被反转。


使用 Kutools for Excel 反转单元格中值的符号


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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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I have a mac version of excel and the paste special doesn't allow me to do that :-/ dying.
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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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Thx Bro for the useful thread
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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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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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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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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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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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Michaelq please use abs function. It turns negative and positive values both to positive one.
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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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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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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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You sir have just blown my mind with your Excel Ninja ways, I tip my hat to you sir :lol:
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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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