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Excel total format
Transferred Income Statement from QB Financial Statement Designer to Excel
because it would not come out correctly in QB (spent considerable time on phone with QB to fix but could not). One total is fine - is formatted as accountant. The other total will not format right. I want it to be accountant style with -45,833.26. Accountant's style wants to do (45,833.26). Accountant's style puts the $ where I want it to be which is on the left side. Currency style puts it $(45,833.26). Any suggestions? I've tried everything I can think of. |
Excel total format
See one way at your other thread.
In article , ejdt wrote: Transferred Income Statement from QB Financial Statement Designer to Excel because it would not come out correctly in QB (spent considerable time on phone with QB to fix but could not). One total is fine - is formatted as accountant. The other total will not format right. I want it to be accountant style with -45,833.26. Accountant's style wants to do (45,833.26). Accountant's style puts the $ where I want it to be which is on the left side. Currency style puts it $(45,833.26). Any suggestions? I've tried everything I can think of. |
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