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How do I show numbers in Excel as 48K instead of 48000?
I have large numbers in Excel, i.e. 48,760. I want to display it as 48. The
column heading will indicate the number is in thousands. I can't find a formula to round the number and only display the amount in thousands. I understand the "round" function but can't find a suitable truncating function. any help? |
How do I show numbers in Excel as 48K instead of 48000?
=trunc(48760/1000,0) to convert the value to 48
format it with "#,##0," to keep the value as 48760 but display it as 49 "Scotty" wrote: I have large numbers in Excel, i.e. 48,760. I want to display it as 48. The column heading will indicate the number is in thousands. I can't find a formula to round the number and only display the amount in thousands. I understand the "round" function but can't find a suitable truncating function. any help? |
How do I show numbers in Excel as 48K instead of 48000?
=TRUNC(A1,-3)/1000
you could use custom format to display it differently but it would be 49 not 48 -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom http://nwexcelsolutions.com "Scotty" wrote in message ... I have large numbers in Excel, i.e. 48,760. I want to display it as 48. The column heading will indicate the number is in thousands. I can't find a formula to round the number and only display the amount in thousands. I understand the "round" function but can't find a suitable truncating function. any help? |
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