Custom format show < +/-500 as zero not blank
With custom format to display in thousands, how do I get <500 and -500 to
display as zero instead of blank? I am currently using #,###,_);(#,###,);0_) which shows 0 if value is zero, but not if value 0 and <500. I tried conditions, such as [=500]#,###,;[<=-500](#,###,) but can't figure out what to do for (<500 and -500). |
Custom format show < +/-500 as zero not blank
One way:
[<=-500](#,##0,);[<500]\0_);#,##0,_) Note, however, that negative values greater than -500 will display as -0. In article , AnneM wrote: With custom format to display in thousands, how do I get <500 and -500 to display as zero instead of blank? I am currently using #,###,_);(#,###,);0_) which shows 0 if value is zero, but not if value 0 and <500. I tried conditions, such as [=500]#,###,;[<=-500](#,###,) but can't figure out what to do for (<500 and -500). |
Custom format show < +/-500 as zero not blank
Thanks! Building on that, I realized that ##,##0,_);(#,##0,);0_) will do
what I want. I just had to replace the last # with a 0. "JE McGimpsey" wrote: One way: [<=-500](#,##0,);[<500]\0_);#,##0,_) Note, however, that negative values greater than -500 will display as -0. In article , AnneM wrote: With custom format to display in thousands, how do I get <500 and -500 to display as zero instead of blank? I am currently using #,###,_);(#,###,);0_) which shows 0 if value is zero, but not if value 0 and <500. I tried conditions, such as [=500]#,###,;[<=-500](#,###,) but can't figure out what to do for (<500 and -500). |
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