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Hi, is there a way to custom format a cell, to read millions (all numbers) to
same as divided by 1 million, with 1 decimal after the period? thanks... i.e.: 25,052,000 will read 25.1 |
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You could try making a source cell with the original number and enter a
formula to divide by 1,000,000. And then go to formatcellsnumber decimal places 1. |
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Hi,
Go to Format cells, Custom format and enter #,,.0 Regards Govind. nastech wrote: Hi, is there a way to custom format a cell, to read millions (all numbers) to same as divided by 1 million, with 1 decimal after the period? thanks... i.e.: 25,052,000 will read 25.1 |
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Govind,
Do the commas represent the number of digits before the decimal point? So if the number was 100,000,000 would it still display properly or would you change the format to #,,,.0 Thanks, Susu "Govind" wrote: Hi, Go to Format cells, Custom format and enter #,,.0 Regards Govind. nastech wrote: Hi, is there a way to custom format a cell, to read millions (all numbers) to same as divided by 1 million, with 1 decimal after the period? thanks... i.e.: 25,052,000 will read 25.1 |
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tried it thanks, think comma's represent triple zero places / 1000x, looks
like: if you didn't catch it: #,,.0 (# comma comma period zero) "susubee" wrote: Govind, Do the commas represent the number of digits before the decimal point? So if the number was 100,000,000 would it still display properly or would you change the format to #,,,.0 Thanks, Susu "Govind" wrote: Hi, Go to Format cells, Custom format and enter #,,.0 Regards Govind. nastech wrote: Hi, is there a way to custom format a cell, to read millions (all numbers) to same as divided by 1 million, with 1 decimal after the period? thanks... i.e.: 25,052,000 will read 25.1 |
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Hi,
Each comma represents a 000. Govind nastech wrote: tried it thanks, think comma's represent triple zero places / 1000x, looks like: if you didn't catch it: #,,.0 (# comma comma period zero) "susubee" wrote: Govind, Do the commas represent the number of digits before the decimal point? So if the number was 100,000,000 would it still display properly or would you change the format to #,,,.0 Thanks, Susu "Govind" wrote: Hi, Go to Format cells, Custom format and enter #,,.0 Regards Govind. nastech wrote: Hi, is there a way to custom format a cell, to read millions (all numbers) to same as divided by 1 million, with 1 decimal after the period? thanks... i.e.: 25,052,000 will read 25.1 |
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