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Display "+" when appropriate
Hi folks
Hopefully a simple one.. How do I force excel to display a plus (+) sign when the result of a calculation is positive (i.e. +3.6 rather than 3.6). The minius sign is, of course, displayed by default when the result is negative. Probably a cell custom format setting, but can't seem to find the right one. Unlike just adding a fixed symbol (e.g "%"), the + sign is conditional on the result .. and "+" is not a format.. Many thanks, Phil |
Display "+" when appropriate
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Try using a custom cell format like: +0.00;-0.00;0 Andy. "Phil C" wrote in message ... Hi folks Hopefully a simple one.. How do I force excel to display a plus (+) sign when the result of a calculation is positive (i.e. +3.6 rather than 3.6). The minius sign is, of course, displayed by default when the result is negative. Probably a cell custom format setting, but can't seem to find the right one. Unlike just adding a fixed symbol (e.g "%"), the + sign is conditional on the result .. and "+" is not a format.. Many thanks, Phil |
Display "+" when appropriate
Andy
Briiliant! Many thanks for the prompt reply. Phil <Andy wrote in message ... Hi Try using a custom cell format like: +0.00;-0.00;0 Andy. "Phil C" wrote in message ... Hi folks Hopefully a simple one.. How do I force excel to display a plus (+) sign when the result of a calculation is positive (i.e. +3.6 rather than 3.6). The minius sign is, of course, displayed by default when the result is negative. Probably a cell custom format setting, but can't seem to find the right one. Unlike just adding a fixed symbol (e.g "%"), the + sign is conditional on the result .. and "+" is not a format.. Many thanks, Phil |
Display "+" when appropriate
Pleasure! And thanks for the feedback.
Andy. "Phil C" wrote in message ... Andy Briiliant! Many thanks for the prompt reply. Phil <Andy wrote in message ... Hi Try using a custom cell format like: +0.00;-0.00;0 Andy. "Phil C" wrote in message ... Hi folks Hopefully a simple one.. How do I force excel to display a plus (+) sign when the result of a calculation is positive (i.e. +3.6 rather than 3.6). The minius sign is, of course, displayed by default when the result is negative. Probably a cell custom format setting, but can't seem to find the right one. Unlike just adding a fixed symbol (e.g "%"), the + sign is conditional on the result .. and "+" is not a format.. Many thanks, Phil |
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