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Number format
I formated all numbers in my table as Accounting. When the value is zero (0)
the table displays a - in the cell. But some of the cells display a 0.00 or a (0.00). I check the formatting and they are all in Accounting. I even copy the formatting from one cell to another, but they do not change the way excel displays the number. What is happening? The numbers are part of a series of formulas, but with the exception of a few cells, they all display the zero result as -, which is what I want. |
Number format
Hi,
These zero numbers sound like they aren't actually zero and may be very small numbers. For example 0.001 displays as £ 0.00 when formatted as accounting. Without seiing these formula it's difficult to offer more help Mike "José C." wrote: I formated all numbers in my table as Accounting. When the value is zero (0) the table displays a - in the cell. But some of the cells display a 0.00 or a (0.00). I check the formatting and they are all in Accounting. I even copy the formatting from one cell to another, but they do not change the way excel displays the number. What is happening? The numbers are part of a series of formulas, but with the exception of a few cells, they all display the zero result as -, which is what I want. |
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