Excel does not have grouping for numbers used in India.
we need the described grouping for everyday use as we dont use millions
grouping

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Utkarsh

Did you try changing your regional settings in Control Panel? Excel gets
these settings from Windows. I assume that you are using Windows.

Dave
"Utkarsh Patel" wrote in message
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Excel does not have grouping for numbers used in India.
we need the described grouping for everyday use as we dont use millions
grouping

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Use Google's Group Search:

http://groups.google.com/advanced_group_search

Look in Groups *excel*, search for:

indian number format

You'll find many links, I can't advise you on which one is best!

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"Utkarsh Patel" wrote in message
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| Excel does not have grouping for numbers used in India.
| we need the described grouping for everyday use as we dont use millions
| grouping
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hi!

why don't you try the format

[=10000000]##\,##\,##\,##0.00;[=100000]##\,##\,##0.00;##,##0.00

-via135



Utkarsh Patel Wrote:
Excel does not have grouping for numbers used in India.
we need the described grouping for everyday use as we dont use
millions
grouping

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