DataBase - Display different color on report

This may sound crazy. If I want to display red for negative numbers and
yellow for positive numbers on the same text box on a report, is it possible?

Thanks

  Megaton replied to Megaton

Forum was bugged just now. Please refer to the question above. Sorry.

  Al Campagna replied to Megaton

Please see my reply to your 9:56PM duplicate post...

Al Campagna

  MarkusStadelmann replied to Megaton

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