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Getting a positive percentage to have a + sign
I often show the difference between relative percentages and would like to
have a positive number show up as +9%. Currently I only have -9% and 9%. Any help would be appreciated. |
Getting a positive percentage to have a + sign
You can use a custom format variation of:
+0.00%;-0.00%;0%;@ (positive;negative;zero;text) Nelson B. wrote: I often show the difference between relative percentages and would like to have a positive number show up as +9%. Currently I only have -9% and 9%. Any help would be appreciated. -- Dave Peterson |
Getting a positive percentage to have a + sign
Custom format
+0%,-0% If you want the numbers rounded to a whole percentage -- Wag more, bark less "Nelson B." wrote: I often show the difference between relative percentages and would like to have a positive number show up as +9%. Currently I only have -9% and 9%. Any help would be appreciated. |
Getting a positive percentage to have a + sign
Is this under the "custom" section of cell formatting?
"Dave Peterson" wrote: You can use a custom format variation of: +0.00%;-0.00%;0%;@ (positive;negative;zero;text) Nelson B. wrote: I often show the difference between relative percentages and would like to have a positive number show up as +9%. Currently I only have -9% and 9%. Any help would be appreciated. -- Dave Peterson |
Getting a positive percentage to have a + sign
Got it to work. Thanks for everybody's help
"Dave Peterson" wrote: You can use a custom format variation of: +0.00%;-0.00%;0%;@ (positive;negative;zero;text) Nelson B. wrote: I often show the difference between relative percentages and would like to have a positive number show up as +9%. Currently I only have -9% and 9%. Any help would be appreciated. -- Dave Peterson |
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