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suryaa30
Creator II
Creator II

Number Formating

Hi I am using below expression using Num fucntion. For large values the values are shown below. How do i resolve this?

=Num(Expression,'$###,###')

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rahulpawarb
Specialist III
Specialist III

Use below given Number format:

=Num(Expression, '$###,##0')

Regards!

Rahul Pawar

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rahulpawarb
Specialist III
Specialist III

Use below given Number format:

=Num(Expression, '$###,##0')

Regards!

Rahul Pawar

suryaa30
Creator II
Creator II
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Thanks Rahul, what is the significance of the change and the break down of num function?

rahulpawarb
Specialist III
Specialist III

Hello Surya,

0 : Digit that has to be shown (can be used for padding 0's)

# : Digit is showed only if it's necessary

e.g.

Num(123, '0000') will show 0123

Num(123, '####') will show 123


Regards!

Rahul Pawar