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Default I would like a cell to show a + or - sign before number.

BUT ... I forgot the zero ! ! !

+#,###;-#,###;0


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"RagDyeR" wrote in message
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+#,###;-#,###;

The last semi-colon eliminates the + sign from 0's
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"BVB1200" wrote in message
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When showing numbers in a cell I would like positive numbers to be preceeded
with a + sign. I would like negative numbers to be preceeded by a - sign.
How
can I format to do this automatically?



 
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