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Displaying -ve numbers
How to set default negative number to appear within paranthesis when I
select comma format. I am changing the style to #,###; (#,###) every time manually |
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Displaying -ve numbers
Excel picks this up from a windows setting:
Windows start button|control panel regional and language options regional options tab click the customize button currency tab change the negative currency format to show ()'s. Raj wrote: How to set default negative number to appear within paranthesis when I select comma format. I am changing the style to #,###; (#,###) every time manually -- Dave Peterson |
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Thank you very much. It works.
Thanks & Regards / Raj "Dave Peterson" wrote: Excel picks this up from a windows setting: Windows start button|control panel regional and language options regional options tab click the customize button currency tab change the negative currency format to show ()'s. Raj wrote: How to set default negative number to appear within paranthesis when I select comma format. I am changing the style to #,###; (#,###) every time manually -- Dave Peterson |
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