Format the selected column so that negative numbers appear like this ($0000.00)

$#,##0.00_);($#,##0.00)


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"puppy_unico" wrote in message
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Format the selected column so that negative numbers appear like this
($0000.00)

One way:

Format/Cells/Number/Custom: General;($0000.00)

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puppy_unico wrote:

Format the selected column so that negative numbers appear like this
($0000.00)

Select the cells (the column)
Use Format | Cells ; open Custom; modify the format specs to:
$###0.00;($###0.00)
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"puppy_unico" wrote in message
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Format the selected column so that negative numbers appear like this
($0000.00)

Click the Column Header for the column of data you wish to format
-Then
Click Format from the file menu
-Then
From the Format Cells dialogue box:
Select the Number Tab
Category = Currency
Decimal Places = 2
Symbol = $
Negative Numbers = ($1,234.10)
-Then
Click OK

"puppy_unico" wrote:

Format the selected column so that negative numbers appear like this ($0000.00)

OR- without the comma, do like this

Click the Column Header for the column of data you wish to format
-Then
Click Format from the file menu
-Then
From the Format Cells dialogue box:
Select the Number Tab
Category = Custom
Type = $###0.00_);[Red]($###0.00)
-Then
Click OK




"RayportingMonkey" wrote:

Click the Column Header for the column of data you wish to format
-Then
Click Format from the file menu
-Then
From the Format Cells dialogue box:
Select the Number Tab
Category = Currency
Decimal Places = 2
Symbol = $
Negative Numbers = ($1,234.10)
-Then
Click OK

"puppy_unico" wrote:

Format the selected column so that negative numbers appear like this ($0000.00)