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I want numbers to show up without the 1000's, but have the real numbers
entered... I have some references to build on, but when I try to modify them to my need, I get an undesired result. What I want: -$100,000 would show as $(100) $100,000 would show as $100 What I have that works: $#,###, truncates positive numbers as shown above. The specific instance I need help with is this custom format (inherited & modified based on the working ref above) _($* #,###,);_($* (#,###,);_($* "-"??);_(@) -100,000 shows as $(100) 100,000 shows as $100) I would like to have $100,000 show as $100 (no end parenthesis), but still retain the () for negative numbers. Since I am new at this, I'd appreciate suggested formatting, plus a brief explanation of what each piece means. -- Thanks for your help, Christopher |
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