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Showing two Values in single cell (+/- change)
- Dec 29, 2023
You cannot do this in B1 itself.
I'd create a formula in column C. In C1:
=TEXT(B1, "$0")& " (" & TEXT(B1-A1, "+$0;-$0") &")"
This can be filled down. You can use a similar format for cells with a general number or a percentage, but you'll have to create a separate formula for each of those.
You cannot do this in B1 itself.
I'd create a formula in column C. In C1:
=TEXT(B1, "$0")& " (" & TEXT(B1-A1, "+$0;-$0") &")"
This can be filled down. You can use a similar format for cells with a general number or a percentage, but you'll have to create a separate formula for each of those.
Thank you again for all the help. My spreadsheet is coming along nicely. Im not curious, i know you can create an IF statement to change the font color. How would i add that into the previous formula you helped me with. The IF statement would be used to change the font to green/red for +/- values.
Would make it much easier to quickly see the progress and regression from period to period.
If you can help with this, that is.
- HansVogelaarJan 02, 2024MVP
You can change the font color for the entire cell by creating conditional formatting rules.
It is not possible to color part of the result of a formula differently from the rest.