Formatting

Tennisguuy

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Office Version
  1. 2016
Platform
  1. Windows
I have a formula in cell H24 that sums the values in H6:H22. In cell I24 I would like to sum the same values but exclude a couple of cell and put the work Package in parenthesis.

I used the following formula and it works the way I want but I can't format it to show total with commas in the number

This is the formula I have in cell I24 SUM(H25-H10-H12)&""&"(Package)". Can you format with this type of formula
 

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