Since you did say format and not change the values in your report
then the answer is no.
You can hide the true value by making the second part of the
number format a zero the same as you might have for the third part.
An example
_(* #,##0.00_);_(* "0.00"_);_(* "0.00"_);_(@_)
Take the format that comes closest to what you want then modify
it under format, cells, custom
Of course you realize that what you see is not what you have
and you will drive people bonkers trying to figure why totals
don't match.
for more information see table and topics after the table in
http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/formula.htm#getformat
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ryan said:
I am generating a report which contains negative numbers and positive numbers. After sorting I would like to format the cells so
that it replaces all the negative numbers with a zero. Is there anyway to do this?