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Formatting a number within a text formula
The following text formula includes a cell address for a number between the
two parts of the text. How would I format the number in currency format - dollar sign and comma for thousands place. Here is the formula with A1 referencing a number: =When the value of the asset is above "&A1&", then depreciate the asset" -- MZ |
Formatting a number within a text formula
=When the value of the asset is above "&TEXT(A1,"$#,##0.00")&", then
depreciate the asset" Bob Umlas Excel MVP "MZ" wrote in message ... The following text formula includes a cell address for a number between the two parts of the text. How would I format the number in currency format - dollar sign and comma for thousands place. Here is the formula with A1 referencing a number: =When the value of the asset is above "&A1&", then depreciate the asset" -- MZ |
Formatting a number within a text formula
="we need about " & TEXT(A1,"$#,##0.00") & " to start work"
-- Gary''s Student - gsnu201001 "MZ" wrote: The following text formula includes a cell address for a number between the two parts of the text. How would I format the number in currency format - dollar sign and comma for thousands place. Here is the formula with A1 referencing a number: =When the value of the asset is above "&A1&", then depreciate the asset" -- MZ |
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