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For a currency calc., I make a comparison between 2 values. If one value is
greater than another - color = green. If same comparision yields no change - then color = black, if comparison yields less than value - color = red (but want to format using ($xxx.xx). Here is calc I use in H2 : =IF(F2G2,E2*F2,E2*G2). E2;F2;G2 are all number fields. E2;F2 contain actual numbers, while G2 contains the following formula =C2-(C2*0.1). I get it to work to a degree, but not perfectly. I get the red/green/black - but NOT the ($xxx.xx) when red (less than) comparison. Is it because of the formula I use if H2 ? Because the column right beside it (I2) has the following formula and works perfectly =SUM(H2-D2). That is the only real difference between the columns. |
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