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Format Property - Number and Currency Data Types

You can set the Format property to predefined number formats or custom number formats for the Number and Currency data types.

Setting

Predefined Formats

The following table shows the predefined Format property settings for numbers.

Setting

Description

General Number

(Default) Display the number as entered.

Currency

Use the thousand separator; follow the settings specified in the regional settings of Windows for negative amounts, decimal and currency symbols, and decimal places.

Euro

Use the euro symbol (Ff836697.euro_ZA06048440(ko-kr,office.14).gif), regardless of the currency symbol specified in the regional settings of Windows.

Fixed

Display at least one digit; follow the settings specified in the regional settings of Windows for negative amounts, decimal and currency symbols, and decimal places.

Standard

Use the thousand separator; follow the settings specified in the regional settings of Windows for negative amounts, decimal symbols, and decimal places.

Percent

Multiply the value by 100 and append a percent sign (%); follow the settings specified in the regional settings of Windows for negative amounts, decimal symbols, and decimal places.

Scientific

Use standard scientific notation.

Custom Formats

Custom number formats can have one to four sections with semicolons (;) as the list separator. Each section contains the format specification for a different type of number.

Section

Description

First

The format for positive numbers.

Second

The format for negative numbers.

Third

The format for zero values.

Fourth

The format for Null values.

For example, you could use the following custom Currency format:

$#,##0.00[Green];($#,##0.00)[Red];"Zero";"Null"

This number format contains four sections separated by semicolons and uses a different format for each section.

If you use multiple sections but don't specify a format for each section, entries for which there is no format will either display nothing or default to the formatting of the first section.

You can create custom number formats by using the following symbols.

Symbol

Description

. (period)

Decimal separator. Separators are set in the regional settings in Windows.

, (comma)

Thousand separator.

0

Digit placeholder. Display a digit or 0.

#

Digit placeholder. Display a digit or nothing.

$

Display the literal character "$".

%

Percentage. The value is multiplied by 100 and a percent sign is appended.

E– or e–

Scientific notation with a minus sign (–) next to negative exponents and nothing next to positive exponents. This symbol must be used with other symbols, as in 0.00E–00 or 0.00E00.

E+ or e+

Scientific notation with a minus sign (–) next to negative exponents and a plus sign (+) next to positive exponents. This symbol must be used with other symbols, as in 0.00E+00.

Remarks

You can use the DecimalPlaces property to override the default number of decimal places for the predefined format specified for the Format property.

The predefined currency and euro formats follow the settings in the regional settings of Windows. You can override these by entering your own currency format.

Examples

The following are examples of the predefined number formats.

Setting

Data

Display

General Number

3456.789
–3456.789
$213.21

3456.789
–3456.789
$213.21

Currency

3456.789
–3456.789

$3,456.79
($3,456.79)

Fixed

3456.789
–3456.789
3.56645

3456.79
–3456.79
3.57

Standard

3456.789

3,456.79

Percent

3
0.45

300%
45%

Scientific

3456.789
–3456.789

3.46E+03
–3.46E+03

The following are examples of custom number formats.

Setting

Description

0;(0);;"Null"

Display positive values normally; display negative values in parentheses; display the word "Null" if the value is Null.

+0.0;–0.0;0.0

Display a plus (+) or minus (–) sign with positive or negative numbers; display 0.0 if the value is zero.