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  5. Number, Size, Date, and Time Formatting
  6. Examples of Negative Value Formatting

Examples of Negative Value Formatting

Since the number format is based on Java formatters, you can use a semi-colon (;) sub-pattern boundary to represent negative numbers so that they stand out differently from positive values.

The following examples show how to use the semi-colon to represent the negative value, -1234.56.

  • #,##0.00;(#,##0.00) displays the value, -1234.56, as (1,234.56)

  • #,##0.00;'<font color=red>'(#,##0.00) displays the value, -1234.56, in red as (1,234.56)

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