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formatting for Rupees
[100000000]#\,###\,##\,##\,###;[100000]#\,##\,###;#,###
the above is a custom formatting, which tries to accomplish the following: 99999 or below needs to format as normal US digit grouping (99,999, 65,897, etc) 100000-999999 needs to format as #,##,###, so 1,00,000 on one end and 9,99,999 on the high end 1000000-999999999 needs to format as #,##,##,###, so 1,00,00,000 on one end and 9,99,99,999 on the other end the numbers above 100000000 are then formatted in the same sequence. So if there is a number 100,000,000,000,000, the last 7 digits are as above, in 2/2/3 grouping, and then the next set of 7 digits is the same 2/2/3 grouping (1,00,00,000,00,00,000) The custom format I have gets me part of the way, but not the higher numbers (you can try and see). the other thing I cannot do is get it to do negative as well. In other words, I need negative and positive to both format the same way (with parentheses as negative indicators, preferably). If anyone can solve, greatly useful tool for me. -- Boris |
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