How do i........?

H

Harald Staff

Hi Steve

Menu Format > Cells, choose Custom, enter
0,"0"
in the text field there. The cells will keep their negative values and use
them further calculations.
 
R

R P McMurphey

just tried it...it is now displaying -110 so not working as hoped...am I
missing sommat?

Steve
 
R

R P McMurphey

that seems to work...but can I get it to display "nil" or "Zero" or "00.00"
instead?

bestest regards

Steve
 
R

R P McMurphey

what do you mean by add the formal?

Steve

Steve said:
That will make it display positive numbers with a comma separating the
thousands and with two decimal places. Negative numbers will be displayed
as Nil and zero values will not be displayed at all. If you want to display
zero values too then just add the formal for them after that final semicolon.

Steve.

R P McMurphey wrote
 
R

R P McMurphey

You mean like

#,##0.00;Nil;Nil

?

steve
I mean format - it was a typo.

#,##0.00;Nil;

Will display Nil for al negative numbers and nothing for all zeros.
If you want to display something for zeros then you add the format
for that part after the final semi colon.

Steve.


R P McMurphey wrote
 
M

Monica

When doing a mail merge for address labels/form letters in Ms Word and
opening Excel for the data, many of the zipcodes come up as 0 rather
than what is in the Excel spreadsheet. Is there a way to prevent this
from happening?
 
P

Peo Sjoblom

Use text format for the zip codes..

http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/mailmerg.htm

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Regards,

Peo Sjoblom


Monica said:
When doing a mail merge for address labels/form letters in Ms Word and
opening Excel for the data, many of the zipcodes come up as 0 rather
than what is in the Excel spreadsheet. Is there a way to prevent this
from happening?

wonderboy <[email protected]> wrote in message
R said:
*get excel to show negative figures as nil or zero?

thanks

Steve *
Have you tried the conditional type of approaces?

Like:

=if(a1<0,0)


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