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missed the dollar bit
[=1000000]"$"0,,"M";[=1000]"$"0,"K";0 Just a point, you may have a reason for wanting to use text but if you do it's no longer a number. Using a format doesn't change the underlying value, only what you see. Mike "Mike H" wrote: Hi, Here's a number format that does what you want [=1000000]0,,"M" ;General but its better I think) if you adapt this to include thousands with this [=1000000]0,,"M";[=1000]0,"K";0 Mike "Gene" wrote: I would like to format 1000000 (1 million) using the Text Function into $1M. It works for K: a1=1000 =TEXT(D15,"$#,###,k") Works fine but when a1=1000000 and I replace the K with an M, I get a #value error I would like my end result to look like: $1M It was successful just using the Formatcellscustom. THANKS! Gene:) |
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