Using ABS within an IF function

Mjaydee

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Hi from Oz!!

Straight down to it, I'm wanting to use the ABS function within my formula. I'm currently using
=IF(C12<>"",G12-G11,"")

It's essentially a basic find the difference between 2 cells & it displays nothing when the relating cell (C12) is blank.

I need the result of G12-G11 to be in a positive figure but can't workout how to make ABS work within my formula


Any help is greatly appreciated.
 

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Hi, welcome to the board - maybe:

=IF(C12<>"",ABS(G12-G11),"")
 
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