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I have two tables with many rows and columns. I want to set up a
third table that will calculate either the numerical inc(dec) in each cell or the pct inc(dec). The user can toggle between numbers and percents based on what he/she puts in an input cell. The formula is easy: (if inp="percent", (c5-b5)/b5, c5-b5). Can I set the format in that formula? I want to format as numbers, no decimal places, comma separating thousands for numbers and percent with 2 decimals for percents. This looks like a job for Excel's TEXT function. It’s documented in Excel's built-in Help. Each of the two alternative branches in the IF statement would use TEXT with the corresponding "format_text" argument. |