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    Re: Accounting zero using custom format option

    hmmmm dont know why your doing negative 1 mill and why it would work

    anyways here's my attempt

    [>=1000000]($#.0,,"M");[>=1000]($#.0,"K");(-)
    anything under 1000 will always so -
    ie 3 shows as (-)
    anything negative will also show as -(-)
    on more research, you can only have 3 conditions.

    to get around this

    [>=1000000]($#.0,,"M");[>0]($#.0,"K");[Red](-)
    zero & negative is now red (-)
    0-1000 = 0.0K
    Last edited by humdingaling; 04-23-2013 at 10:03 PM. Reason: additional info

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