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I have input a formula that calculated the percentage increase (decrease)
from a figure in a particular year. If I format the cell as percentage, the negative (decrease) percentage has a minus sign. I would like the percentage to show up in brackets. Is there any way to input the formula yet still have the decrease show up in brackets? (I'm using Excel 2002) |
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Format Custom as
0%;(0%) or of course 0.00%;(0.00%) -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "CIW" wrote in message ... I have input a formula that calculated the percentage increase (decrease) from a figure in a particular year. If I format the cell as percentage, the negative (decrease) percentage has a minus sign. I would like the percentage to show up in brackets. Is there any way to input the formula yet still have the decrease show up in brackets? (I'm using Excel 2002) |
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FormatCellsNumber tabselect 'Number' and select the format from the list
'Negative Numbers' If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "CIW" wrote: I have input a formula that calculated the percentage increase (decrease) from a figure in a particular year. If I format the cell as percentage, the negative (decrease) percentage has a minus sign. I would like the percentage to show up in brackets. Is there any way to input the formula yet still have the decrease show up in brackets? (I'm using Excel 2002) |
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