Custom Formatting

Iknewthisguy

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I have a central point of Mo. 0 which is easy enough to format that way so it is still recognized as a number. Any ideas how to format the cells so that I can get "Mo. -1" or "Mo. 2" on either side of "Mo. 0"?

Any help would be appreciated.

Chris.
 

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Wouldn't it be flanked by Mo. -1 and Mo 1?

Use the same format, and put -1 and +1 in those cells.
 
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Format as "Mo. "0;"Mo. "-0;"Mo. 0"
 
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