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Formating with a formula
I have a formula and then a label concatenated onto the end which works fine
but now I realize I have to format the numeric portion since it is working with too many decimals. I know how to do this in access but not excel. The formula is: =IF(F10-H100,(F10-H10) &" LOSS",(H10-F10) & " PROFIT") In msaccess, I would just add: =IF(F10-H100,format((F10-H10),"fixed") &" LOSS",format((F10-H10),"Fixed") & " PROFIT") How do I do this in excel?? |
Formating with a formula
Convert the subtraction to a string and then format the string using a format mask. Your True/False statements currenlty look like this: (F10-H10) &" LOSS",(H10-F10) & " PROFIT" Change them to: TEXT((F10-H10),"$#,##0.00") &" LOSS",TEXT((H10-F10),"$#,##0.00") & " PROFIT") -- Kevin Backmann "loulou" wrote: I have a formula and then a label concatenated onto the end which works fine but now I realize I have to format the numeric portion since it is working with too many decimals. I know how to do this in access but not excel. The formula is: =IF(F10-H100,(F10-H10) &" LOSS",(H10-F10) & " PROFIT") In msaccess, I would just add: =IF(F10-H100,format((F10-H10),"fixed") &" LOSS",format((F10-H10),"Fixed") & " PROFIT") How do I do this in excel?? |
Formating with a formula
Try this one:
=TEXT(F10-H10,"$0.00")&IF(F10-H100," Loss"," Profit") How likely is it that F10-H10 will equal zero? In this scenario, a result of zero will be labeled as "Profit", just fyi. |
Formating with a formula
Loulou, try
=TEXT(ABS(F10-H10),"0.00") & IF(F10-H100," LOSS"," PROFIT") (this gives 2 decimal places) Andrew loulou wrote: I have a formula and then a label concatenated onto the end which works fine but now I realize I have to format the numeric portion since it is working with too many decimals. I know how to do this in access but not excel. The formula is: =IF(F10-H100,(F10-H10) &" LOSS",(H10-F10) & " PROFIT") In msaccess, I would just add: =IF(F10-H100,format((F10-H10),"fixed") &" LOSS",format((F10-H10),"Fixed") & " PROFIT") How do I do this in excel?? |
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