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Change the colour of numbers in a cell if the number is negative
In excell is it possible to change the colour of a number in a cell for
example if it goes negative? |
Change the colour of numbers in a cell if the number is negative
Look at FormatConditional Formatting and the available Help.
-- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "bryno" wrote in message ... | In excell is it possible to change the colour of a number in a cell for | example if it goes negative? |
Change the colour of numbers in a cell if the number is negative
If you look at Format/ Cells/ Number/ Custom, you will see formats like
#,##0;[Red]-#,##0 and you can change them to suit your requirements. -- David Biddulph "bryno" wrote in message ... In excell is it possible to change the colour of a number in a cell for example if it goes negative? |
Change the colour of numbers in a cell if the number is negative
FormatCellsNUmberNumberNegative Numbers.
Choose whatever option you wish. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 5 Mar 2008 12:35:03 -0800, bryno wrote: In excell is it possible to change the colour of a number in a cell for example if it goes negative? |
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