VBA to turn part of text in cell red if negative

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Office Version
  1. 365
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  1. Windows
I have a column that the user wishes to have a simple calculation (H11-M11) as well as having a % in the same cell.

Formula is :::
Excel Formula:
=(H11-M11)&" / "&TEXT(H11/M11,"0%")

If the first part is negative, I wish for it to be RED.
If not, then GREEN.

Does someone know of a code that allows this?

Thank you.
 

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You don't need VBA. Just use Conditional Formatting, with a Conditional Formatting formula rule of:
Excel Formula:
=H11-M11<0
 
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