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MS Office Forum / Excel / New Users / February 2008Excel Cell-formatting
Hi! Does anyone know how to set own format in cell for numbers have a number 4305605 and want 4.305 i.e numbers in tousand and a sign for tousand too or space like 4 305 I'v tried this #0(space);[Red] #0(space) and only get 4305 Plz Anyone, urgent TIA Tommy. If that "dot" is a decimal point and you want 3 decimal places shown in units of millions, then try this Custom Format... #,##0.000,, If, instead, that "dot" is your thousands separator and you want to display your number in units of thousands, then try this Custom Format... #,##0, Rick > Hi! > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Tommy. I don't have any international experience, so I'll assume Bernie is correct in his posting... substitute your thousand separator for my comma and your decimal point for my "dot" in the Custom Formats I posted. Rick > If that "dot" is a decimal point and you want 3 decimal places shown in > units of millions, then try this Custom Format... [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] >> >> Tommy. Tommy, Try a custom number format with either 0,0, or 0.0. depending on what your thousands separator is. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP > Hi! > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Tommy. |
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