Hello,
Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
Right click a cell range → Format cells… → Numbers → Now type in the
format description field: # ##0,00" "[$kr-41D];[GREEN]-# ##0,00"
"[$kr-41D];"±"0,00" "[$kr-41D] → Save and close file → Open file again
→ Format description: [>0]# ##0,00" "[$kr-41D];[<0]-# ##0,00"
"[$kr-41D];"±"0,00" "[$kr-41D]
Why did they add this exciting feature?
Workaround suggestions?
Kind regards
Johnny Rosenberg
Color Tags are lost after saving. This bug is alredy reported :
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=37658
You can use Conditional formatting.
Gérard
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