Display Negative conditional amounts in K and M

Wad Mabbit

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  1. 2016
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  1. Windows
Yeah, I'm obsessive, but...,

OK, I have
[<1000]#;[<1000000]#.##,"K";#.##,,"M"

Which works great for positive numbers, now how about negative numbers as well (in RED, with a minus sign?

Thank you
 

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Yeah, I'm obsessive, but...,

OK, I have
[<1000]#;[<1000000]#.##,"K";#.##,,"M"

Which works great for positive numbers, now how about negative numbers as well (in RED, with a minus sign?

Thank you
PS
This formatting lea es an unsightly decimal point even if not needed to separate a value:
E.g. 3.K
 
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