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IN WRITING IF TESTS IWOULD LIKE TO HAVE THE RESULT PRINT IN RED FOR NEGATIVE
NUMBERS AND BLACK OR GREEN FOR POSITIVE. CAN THIS BE DONE. |
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John,
First off kill the caps, it's hard to read and is considered rude. Format your formula cell with this [Green]#,##0;[Red]-#,##0 Mike "JOHN13" wrote: IN WRITING IF TESTS IWOULD LIKE TO HAVE THE RESULT PRINT IN RED FOR NEGATIVE NUMBERS AND BLACK OR GREEN FOR POSITIVE. CAN THIS BE DONE. |
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Yes. Check out Conditional Formating.
-- Regards, PJ Please rate this post using the vote buttons if it was helpful. "JOHN13" wrote: IN WRITING IF TESTS IWOULD LIKE TO HAVE THE RESULT PRINT IN RED FOR NEGATIVE NUMBERS AND BLACK OR GREEN FOR POSITIVE. CAN THIS BE DONE. |
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