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I need to assign a custom format to a cell, in order to display numbers in
this format: 1.234.567-8 How should I specify the format? Thanks in advance Best Regards, Emece.- |
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I assume you always have an 8 digit number with no decimals, use custom
format 0"."000"."000-0 -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Emece" wrote in message ... I need to assign a custom format to a cell, in order to display numbers in this format: 1.234.567-8 How should I specify the format? Thanks in advance Best Regards, Emece.- |
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Great, this works. Thanks for your prompt reply.
One more question, can you please explain me the use of the " in the format? Thanks once again "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: I assume you always have an 8 digit number with no decimals, use custom format 0"."000"."000-0 -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Emece" wrote in message ... I need to assign a custom format to a cell, in order to display numbers in this format: 1.234.567-8 How should I specify the format? Thanks in advance Best Regards, Emece.- |
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Otherwise the dots which are decimal delimiters using US number format
will screw up the format. If we used 0.000.000-0 it would look like this 12345678.000.000-0 By putting quotations around the periods they will be seen as text and not delimiters. For instance if you want to display a number with a pound sign like this #12545678 you cannot use #00000000 if you use "#"00000000 it will work That is because the pound sign is used for formatting numbers like 12,345,678.00 using #,##0.00 HTH -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Emece" wrote in message ... Great, this works. Thanks for your prompt reply. One more question, can you please explain me the use of the " in the format? Thanks once again "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: I assume you always have an 8 digit number with no decimals, use custom format 0"."000"."000-0 -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Emece" wrote in message ... I need to assign a custom format to a cell, in order to display numbers in this format: 1.234.567-8 How should I specify the format? Thanks in advance Best Regards, Emece.- |
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