Remove negative value for query

aud1ishere

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I made formula in a query field for one of my tables (i.e. Expr1: [Profit]/[SupplierPrice]) and the calculation comes out correct but it shows as a negative percentage value. How do I get rid of the negative sign so it shows as a positive percentage value?
 

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In your expression multiply what you currently have by -1

Alan
 
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Is one of the values negative? ie, you make a loss and not a profit?
If so, you would surely need to keep the negative sign. Otherwise, you can just use the Abs function to always get a positive value:
Abs([Profit]/[SupplierPrice])

Denis
 
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