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How to display a number with comma in Indian format for eg: 12,34,567.00
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Thank you very much .... It worked finally after I tried a lot of other
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Hi,

I didn't check the link, but the quick way is to choose
Tools, Options, International tab, uncheck Use system separators and replace
Decimal separator with a comma and Thousands separator with a period.


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Hi Shane,

The problem is grouping 2 and three digits, not the separators

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I didn't check the link, but the quick way is to choose
Tools, Options, International tab, uncheck Use system separators and
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Decimal separator with a comma and Thousands separator with a period.


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