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displaying negative values
how do I hide the display of negative numbers?
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displaying negative values
=if(A1<0,"",A1)
HTH Regards from Brazil Marcelo "cfuller" escreveu: how do I hide the display of negative numbers? |
displaying negative values
Hi,
That will work if cell A1 has a formula in it. If negative numbers are just typed in, you can use conditional formatting. Highlight the range of cells you want to format. Go to Format Conditional Formatting... Enter cell value is less than 0. Click the Format... button and select Color: and then click the white icon. HTH -- Ken Hudson "Marcelo" wrote: =if(A1<0,"",A1) HTH Regards from Brazil Marcelo "cfuller" escreveu: how do I hide the display of negative numbers? |
displaying negative values
Select the cells you wish to format in this way, then:
<Format <Cells <Number tab, Click on "Custom" in the left (Category) window, In the "Type" box, on the right, enter: General; This custom format will hide the display of negative numbers, either keyed in, or returned from formulas. -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "cfuller" wrote in message ... how do I hide the display of negative numbers? |
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