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How to show -0 as 0?
Due to the binary/decimal thing, some of my financial figures come out to -0
at that level of rounding. I am using an external provider's plug-in to calculate the figure from an external database, so I can't use the round function to give me 0. Is there any way of displaying -0 as 0, but other negative values as (100), for example? |
How to show -0 as 0?
Just a thought, but could you not check if the cell value is below 0,
and if it is, multiply it by -1? Duncs On 12 Jul, 11:12, Tim Green wrote: Due to the binary/decimal thing, some of my financial figures come out to -0 at that level of rounding. I am using an external provider's plug-in to calculate the figure from an external database, so I can't use the round function to give me 0. Is there any way of displaying -0 as 0, but other negative values as (100), for example? |
How to show -0 as 0?
How a bout a format of
[<=-0.5](0);[<0]\0;0 -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Tim Green" wrote in message ... Due to the binary/decimal thing, some of my financial figures come out to -0 at that level of rounding. I am using an external provider's plug-in to calculate the figure from an external database, so I can't use the round function to give me 0. Is there any way of displaying -0 as 0, but other negative values as (100), for example? |
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