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How do I change a file displayed in thousands to millions?
I have a large data set that is currently displayed in thousands (ex.
2115.005), how do I change to display in millions (ex. 2,115,005)? |
How do I change a file displayed in thousands to millions?
Right-click FormatCells NumberTab NumberSelection 0 DecimalPlaces
check the "Use thousands separator" box Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "DW" wrote: I have a large data set that is currently displayed in thousands (ex. 2115.005), how do I change to display in millions (ex. 2,115,005)? |
How do I change a file displayed in thousands to millions?
You'd need to multiply by 1000 as well, wouldn't you, Chuck?
[Though the OP has been inconsistent in referring to numbers "displayed in thousands" and "displayed in millions" as in his example he seems to have gone from thousands to units.] -- David Biddulph "CLR" wrote in message ... Right-click FormatCells NumberTab NumberSelection 0 DecimalPlaces check the "Use thousands separator" box Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "DW" wrote: I have a large data set that is currently displayed in thousands (ex. 2115.005), how do I change to display in millions (ex. 2,115,005)? |
How do I change a file displayed in thousands to millions?
'Reckon so David.......good catch.
Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "David Biddulph" wrote: You'd need to multiply by 1000 as well, wouldn't you, Chuck? [Though the OP has been inconsistent in referring to numbers "displayed in thousands" and "displayed in millions" as in his example he seems to have gone from thousands to units.] -- David Biddulph "CLR" wrote in message ... Right-click FormatCells NumberTab NumberSelection 0 DecimalPlaces check the "Use thousands separator" box Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "DW" wrote: I have a large data set that is currently displayed in thousands (ex. 2115.005), how do I change to display in millions (ex. 2,115,005)? |
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