I've been pasting linked Excel ranges into a Word document for presentation.
In Excel, I've created a custom number format so that negative numbers have brackets but remain aligned with positive ones i.e. "#,##0.00_);(#,##0.00)". However, no matter what type of link or styling option I use, this custom format is not carried over into the Word document. Some other elements are but not the trailing space for the ) symbol.
I have found a page which describes how to create custom formats in Word (Formatting Currency (Microsoft Word)) but I can't make it work in Word 2013 and it doesn't meet my needs as I need the numbers linked to the Excel, not manually typed in.
Is there any way to achieve what I want? I'd appreciate any guidance.
Thanks in advance
In Excel, I've created a custom number format so that negative numbers have brackets but remain aligned with positive ones i.e. "#,##0.00_);(#,##0.00)". However, no matter what type of link or styling option I use, this custom format is not carried over into the Word document. Some other elements are but not the trailing space for the ) symbol.
I have found a page which describes how to create custom formats in Word (Formatting Currency (Microsoft Word)) but I can't make it work in Word 2013 and it doesn't meet my needs as I need the numbers linked to the Excel, not manually typed in.
Is there any way to achieve what I want? I'd appreciate any guidance.
Thanks in advance