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Excel 2003 Negative Numbers?
Spurred by another question, I've just realised I cannot format negative numbers to be in brackets - the option's just not there. I'm sure it was in Excel 2000. I know HOW to do it, it's just that it appears no longer to be possible. Is it just me, or is this one of the "Improvements" in 2003?
Any thoughts much appreciated.
Thanks
3 Answers
- **tomtomLv 51 decade agoFavourite answer
You are right its confusing.
go to format,cells and custom, then you will see on the drop down menu brackets........choose that and you are sorted.
and I dont call that improvement.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Just change the cell format to Accounting and the negative numbers will be in brackets.
Source(s): Looking at the numbers in Excel 2003 as I write this.... - Anonymous4 years ago
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