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I posted this earlier but didn't get the answer I needed so will try again.
I have a user who wants a custom FORMAT to round to the nearest thousand. (Eg if she has 104580, she wants it to round to 105000.) I tried #,##0 but it takes off the last three 0's which need to display. Does anyone know the syntax for this? She does not want to use the ROUND function; she needs the actual number to remain for calculating, she just wants to change the display. Thanks for your help! -- Thanks, GillianHG |
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Hi Gillian,
Use another cell with a ROUND formula instead, and hide the original. Very misleading this, by the way. I don't know your application, but my accountant would not sign my books if he found any tricks like this one. -- Kind regards, Niek Otten "GillianHG" wrote in message ... I posted this earlier but didn't get the answer I needed so will try again. I have a user who wants a custom FORMAT to round to the nearest thousand. (Eg if she has 104580, she wants it to round to 105000.) I tried #,##0 but it takes off the last three 0's which need to display. Does anyone know the syntax for this? She does not want to use the ROUND function; she needs the actual number to remain for calculating, she just wants to change the display. Thanks for your help! -- Thanks, GillianHG |
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Try this:
#,\0\0\0 -- HTH, RD ================================================== === Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit! ================================================== === "GillianHG" wrote in message ... I posted this earlier but didn't get the answer I needed so will try again. I have a user who wants a custom FORMAT to round to the nearest thousand. (Eg if she has 104580, she wants it to round to 105000.) I tried #,##0 but it takes off the last three 0's which need to display. Does anyone know the syntax for this? She does not want to use the ROUND function; she needs the actual number to remain for calculating, she just wants to change the display. Thanks for your help! -- Thanks, GillianHG |
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Try something like this:
<Format<Cells<Number tab Category: Custom Type: #,##0,"000" Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP-Pro "GillianHG" wrote: I posted this earlier but didn't get the answer I needed so will try again. I have a user who wants a custom FORMAT to round to the nearest thousand. (Eg if she has 104580, she wants it to round to 105000.) I tried #,##0 but it takes off the last three 0's which need to display. Does anyone know the syntax for this? She does not want to use the ROUND function; she needs the actual number to remain for calculating, she just wants to change the display. Thanks for your help! -- Thanks, GillianHG |
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