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I've been asked to display positives in percentages. I.e, previously a list might have run: 25% -30% 0% I've created the following custom format: +0%;-0% This creates the following list: +25% -30% +0% Set aside for a minute why anybody would wish to do this - I've learned not to ask that question any more... The problem I have is this - the 0% is displayed as +0% which just isn't right. I've entered a zero in the cell so that I know I'm not looking at 0.00000001 rounded to +0% and it makes no difference. So my custom format of +0%;-0% gets excel to do one thing for negatives and something else for all other numbers (positives and zero). Is there a way to get it to do something different again for true zeros or ideally for stuff that displays as (i.e. rounded to) zero? Thanks in advance! mr-tom. |
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+0%;-0%;0 If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "mr-tom" wrote: Hi, I've been asked to display positives in percentages. I.e, previously a list might have run: 25% -30% 0% I've created the following custom format: +0%;-0% This creates the following list: +25% -30% +0% Set aside for a minute why anybody would wish to do this - I've learned not to ask that question any more... The problem I have is this - the 0% is displayed as +0% which just isn't right. I've entered a zero in the cell so that I know I'm not looking at 0.00000001 rounded to +0% and it makes no difference. So my custom format of +0%;-0% gets excel to do one thing for negatives and something else for all other numbers (positives and zero). Is there a way to get it to do something different again for true zeros or ideally for stuff that displays as (i.e. rounded to) zero? Thanks in advance! mr-tom. |
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+0%;-0%;0% "mr-tom" wrote: Hi, I've been asked to display positives in percentages. I.e, previously a list might have run: 25% -30% 0% I've created the following custom format: +0%;-0% This creates the following list: +25% -30% +0% Set aside for a minute why anybody would wish to do this - I've learned not to ask that question any more... The problem I have is this - the 0% is displayed as +0% which just isn't right. I've entered a zero in the cell so that I know I'm not looking at 0.00000001 rounded to +0% and it makes no difference. So my custom format of +0%;-0% gets excel to do one thing for negatives and something else for all other numbers (positives and zero). Is there a way to get it to do something different again for true zeros or ideally for stuff that displays as (i.e. rounded to) zero? Thanks in advance! mr-tom. |
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