Return only the row with positive amount if all other columns are the same

I have a query that returns several columns, Date, settle, acctNum, name, TCode, Amount.
The problem is that, there are records that are identical except for the Amount, which has the same absolute value on both records except that it is positive in one and negative in the other. I need to return only the row with the positive value for Amount. Would anyone have any suggestion? Please, see the below example. I need only the row with the positive amount 23450. I can't just filter out negatives because only negative that meet the conditions of the provided example are of interest. SQL Server 15.0.41

Example:

Expected result:

You can use NOT EXISTS to skip the "duplicate" rows:

select *
from tablename t1
where not exists
  (select 1 from tablename t2
   where t2.Date = t1.Date
     and t2.Settle = t1.Settle
     and t2.AcctNum = t1.AcctNum
     and t2.Name = t1.Name
     and t2.TCode = t1.Tcode
   	 and t2.Amount = -t1.Amount and t1.Amount > 0)

Or use EXCEPT:

select Date, Settle, AcctNum, Name, TCode, Amount
from tablename
except
select Date, Settle, AcctNum, Name, TCode, -Amount
from tablename
where Amount > 0

Something like :

select * from <tableName> A where A.Amount >= 0 
or not exists(select * from <tableName> B where B.Amount = -A.Amount
	and B.Date = A.Date and B.settle = A.settle and B.acctNum = A.acctNum 
	and B.name = A.name and B.TCode = A.TCode )

You could make use of a window count, such as:

select *
from (
  select *, 
    Iif(Amount > 0, 1, 
      Count(*) over(partition by Settle, AcctNum, Name, TCode, Abs(amount))
    ) Valid
  from t
)t
where Valid = 1;