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Hi,
The Custom format should be 0.0,
Hope this helps.
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How do I format a number displaying to thousands? This is not a graph but a regular worksheet number.
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Hi,
The Custom format should be 0.0,
Hope this helps.
... How to add commas to the format (i.e., 1122334 becomes 1,122,000)?
If I could wade in here, you need to force the comma's display since you are forcing the zeroes in the ones, tens and hundreds (truncating the value)
#,###,,\0\0\0
... bu that might produce unexpected results for numbers less than 1,000 so you can conditionally apply it like this,
[>999]#,##0,,\0\0\0;General
Hi,
So 1001 would round to 1000, 1 rounds to what? You can try this custom format
#,\0\0\0
Thanks Mike! I never would have guessed that solution.
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Thanks again,
Greg
If you want to just display to the nearest thousand, but retain the original value, use a custom number format "0," (without the quotes). For example, if A1 contains the value 123,456, the cell will display 123.
Hi,
So 1001 would round to 1000, 1 rounds to what? You can try this custom format
#,\0\0\0