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Custome number format help

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WB - 21 Jul 2006 20:48 GMT
I have a series of cells that will hold values such as 350,000.00.  This
value is entered by the user and entire amount is used in calculations
across the worksheet.

I want the output to be 350k.  This way, more columns can be viewed at a
time and makes for easier reading than a number with all the zeros.

I can't get the customer number format to "hide" the zeros.

WB
Carmen - 21 Jul 2006 21:07 GMT
WB, I put

#,k

in the custom formatting box and it looks like it worked

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>I have a series of cells that will hold values such as 350,000.00.  This
> value is entered by the user and entire amount is used in calculations
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WB - 21 Jul 2006 21:03 GMT
Thanks, yes it did.
> WB, I put
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