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Jon Peltier Jon Peltier is offline
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Default Formating textbox on a chart

You can just select the textbox and select Bold.

You don't need the IF to get conditional formatting or your dollar format.
The cell just needs this formula

=ROUND(NewProfit,-2)

(FIXED results in text, not a number) and a custom number format of

[blue]$#,##0;[red]$-#,##0;$0;@

Link the textbox to the cell, and apply the same number format to the
textbox.

More on number formats:

http://peltiertech.com/Excel/NumberFormats.html

- Jon
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"Roger B." wrote in message
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I have a dollar amount created with the formula
=IF(NewProfit<0,"$"&FIXED(-NewProfit,-2),"$"&FIXED(NewProfit,-2)) in an
Excel spreadsheet which is linked to a textbox on a chart.

I would like to format the numbers in the chart 1) Bold and 2) Blue when
positive and Red when negative.



Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated,



Roger