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I have some formulas with text added to the result. For example, I might
have a result of: 4.9¢/kWh In the formula cell, I set the numeric format to number, one digit after decimal. How do I retain the format when I have the numeric set to show commas? When I want to show a result of: 2,345,899 kWh Excel gives me a result of: 2345899 kWH. Why is it ignoring my format when I introduce text? A formula example when this happens might be: =ROUND(((G40/H45)*D19*100 ),0)&"kWh" help! this is driving me crazy!! I want to show units in the same cell, but these numbers need commas to read them easier!! Shirley |
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