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Number format
How do I set the default number format to be #,##0;[Red](#,##0), which will
avoid the dash sign for nrgative numbers and add a thousand seperator. I am still using Excel 2000. Thanks for your help. |
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Number format
Right-click Format Cells Custom Type
Does that do it for ya? Ryan-- -- RyGuy "Jamal" wrote: How do I set the default number format to be #,##0;[Red](#,##0), which will avoid the dash sign for nrgative numbers and add a thousand seperator. I am still using Excel 2000. Thanks for your help. |
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