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Ron Rosenfeld wrote:
On Wed, 29 Jun 2011 10:55:06 -0700, "Jim Cone" wrote: You do that with a custom number format... [Green]General;[Red]General;General That should be: [Green]General;[Red]General; (Omit the last General, but NOT the last semi-colon, in order to have zero be blank). To elaborate for Jennifer, your cell containing the formula should contain: =C1-C2 Then Right Click on that cell and select Format/Number/Custom Type: and enter: [Green]General;[Red]General; Thank you guys. I appreciate it. |
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