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custom formats
Hi
Is there a way i can turn every instance 0 to the text zero using the custom formats option under format cells? Also is there a way to change the colour of every piece of text in cells. |
custom formats
Is there a way i can turn every instance 0 to the text zero using the
custom formats option under format cells? General;General;"zero" Also is there a way to change the colour of every piece of text in cells. If you mean the color of the entire cell, General;[Red]General;[Blue]"zero" is an example of making negatives red and zeros blue. I know how to make different parts of the text different colors if the cell contains a literal text string constant, but not a formula and not a number. Select a part of the text string and use Format Cells Font Color or an equivalent command button. I have Excel 2003. |
custom formats
thanks so much. this has helped.
"MyVeryOwnSelf" wrote: Is there a way i can turn every instance 0 to the text zero using the custom formats option under format cells? General;General;"zero" Also is there a way to change the colour of every piece of text in cells. If you mean the color of the entire cell, General;[Red]General;[Blue]"zero" is an example of making negatives red and zeros blue. I know how to make different parts of the text different colors if the cell contains a literal text string constant, but not a formula and not a number. Select a part of the text string and use Format Cells Font Color or an equivalent command button. I have Excel 2003. |
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