custom formatting with prefix on negative value

y3tter

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I have a value of -8.53 and I am trying to put a custom formatting on it to display "N/S: -8.53'". This is what I am using "N/S: "##,###.00"'" but it is placing the negative before the prefix. How can I keep the negative in front of the numerical value instead?
 

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Add a negative section:

"N/S: "##,###.00"'";"N/S: "-##,###.00"'"
 
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Try using this Custom Format instead...

"N/S: "#,###.00';"N/S: "-#,###.00'
 
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