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Breezy
Creator II
Creator II

Table + add $$$ ?

Hi,

How can I get my "Amount" column to appear as number units? I thought using the Money# would have helped. For context, after "Amount" is 'from'.

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G3S
Creator III
Creator III

if adding as  a  measure you can select from the drop down for  number formatting. 

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G3S
Creator III
Creator III

if adding as  a  measure you can select from the drop down for  number formatting. 

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sidhiq91
Specialist II
Specialist II

@Breezy  if you want to use Amount as a Dimension, then you need to format it as below.

Num(Amount,'#,###.00')

if you want to use it as a Measure. Please see the screen shot below:

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Breezy
Creator II
Creator II
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Thanks, 

I think I'm adding it as a measure..

1. I clicked "number formatting" and chose money. 

2. For the following, I'm not sure how to get rid of the decimals:

$#,##0.00;-$#,##0.00

Is this correct? I don't want it to limit how large the number can be. I only want the decimals gone. 

$#,##0.

 

 

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G3S
Creator III
Creator III

hi, 

yes that's correct. can remove the period. if you don't want that showing. 

Breezy
Creator II
Creator II
Author

What does this even mean? 

$#,##0.00;-$#,##0.00

I can't find an article online explaining it all. I'm worried I might delete part of that in another column I'm working with. 

G3S
Creator III
Creator III

see this article:
https://help.qlik.com/en-US/sense/May2022/Subsystems/Hub/Content/Sense_Hub/Introduction/conventions-....

 

$#,##0.00;-$#,##0.00 :

first section in green : your number is to be formatted with a $ sign before the numbers, and the thousand separator is the comma. the number of 0 after the decimal point show how many decimal point you want to display. the red section is the similar, but shows how you want to display any negative numbers (in this case, with a minus in front of the $ sign and the rest of what is mentioned for green)

Breezy
Creator II
Creator II
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Wow! You explained that really well. Thanks!