I am using the following format code for the y axis of a line chart. I am shortening the axis to show 3M or 500K instead of $3,000,000 or $500,000. I can't get it to work with negative numbers, I get the full $3,000,000. Somewhere I read you can only do 3 formats in a formula. Is there a way to include negative numbers using this formatting?
[>999999]$#,,â€Mâ€;[>999]$#,â€Kâ€;$#
I am currently using the following format to display numbers in my excel.
_(* #,###,###_);_(* (#,###,###);_(* "-"_);@
The brackets and underscores are used so that the positive and negative numbers align with overhanging brackets.
I want to modify the format such that it is able to display decimals where ever applicable.
For example
1,000 display as 1,000
0 display as a dash "-"
1.265 display as 1.265
-0.51 display as (0.51)
I tried changing it to:
_(* #,###,###.###_);_(* (#,###,###.###);_(* "-"_);@
However it added a "." to all positive and negative numbers regardless of whether there were decimals after it.
e.g.
10 displayed as 10.
-30 displayed as (30.)
In otherwords - I am trying to find the "general" format and modify it to include brackets for negative number, and also modify it so that the positive numbers aligning with the negative numbers with the ) over hanging.
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How would I do this?
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yer.xlsx
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(1,234.56)
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I have done research on the forum and help on vba and got the following
"#,##0.00_);[Red]($#,##0.00)"
I understand that the underscore is needed for the alignment.
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(1,234.56)
800.12_) the underscore and bracket are included and the bracket and is aligned underneath the right bracket above.
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Code:
ActiveChart.Axes(xlValue).Select
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[Code].....
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IF formula
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