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This is an easy one:
"IRR guess = "0% I tried this as a custom format, but it doesn't work if the value is negative. In fact, if the value is minus 3%, it ends up showing as (with the negative sign showing up in front of the label): -IRR guess = 3% What do I do to the custom formatting to allow it to show negative values as negative? Thanks! Dean |
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