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Displaying result in parentheses
Thanks in advance for any help with this...
How do I display the result of a "countif" formula in parentheses? What would I add to the following formula: =countif(a:1:a100,"Blue") so that the result is (35) instead of 35 ? Thanks! |
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Displaying result in parentheses
Use concatenation:
="("&countif(a:1:a100,"Blue")&")" "Stilla" wrote: Thanks in advance for any help with this... How do I display the result of a "countif" formula in parentheses? What would I add to the following formula: =countif(a:1:a100,"Blue") so that the result is (35) instead of 35 ? Thanks! |
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Displaying result in parentheses
Format as (0)
-- HTH Bob Phillips (replace xxxx in the email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Stilla" wrote in message ... Thanks in advance for any help with this... How do I display the result of a "countif" formula in parentheses? What would I add to the following formula: =countif(a:1:a100,"Blue") so that the result is (35) instead of 35 ? Thanks! |
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Displaying result in parentheses
Use a custom number format of:
(0) Note, though, that many people will interpret this as a negative number. If the number *is* negative it will display as -(35). Stilla wrote: Thanks in advance for any help with this... How do I display the result of a "countif" formula in parentheses? What would I add to the following formula: =countif(a:1:a100,"Blue") so that the result is (35) instead of 35 ? Thanks! |
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A lot of people will read (35) as negative 35.
(just a warning) Stilla wrote: Thanks in advance for any help with this... How do I display the result of a "countif" formula in parentheses? What would I add to the following formula: =countif(a:1:a100,"Blue") so that the result is (35) instead of 35 ? Thanks! -- Dave Peterson |
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