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Hi all,
I am using the following expression in a text object to display the value. I want to separate as millions thousands hundreds (basically thousand separator) .
=NUM(count( { < Year={$(=varCurrYear)} , type= {'A','B'}> } type ))
TIA,
J
Try this:
=Num('98765432109.03', '## ## ## ## ##0,00', ',', ' ')
And this for your expression:
=Num(Count({<Year = {$(=varCurrYear)}, type= {'A','B'}>} type), '## ## ## ## ##0,00', ',', ' ')
May be this:
=Num(Count({<Year = {$(=varCurrYear)}, type= {'A','B'}>} type), '#,##0.0')
try this .....
=NUM(count( { < Year={$(=varCurrYear)} , type= {'A','B'}> } type ),'#,###')
Mark this helpful/correct answer as applicable please.
Thanks for your reply. I forgot to add something in my actual thread.
If the result is 200743 it should be displayed as 2 00 743
If the result is 123456.87 it should be displayed as 1 23 456,87
If the result is 98765432109.03 it should be displayed as 98 76 54 32 109,03
Please advise an expression for this.
Try this:
=Num('98765432109.03', '## ## ## ## ##0,00', ',', ' ')
And this for your expression:
=Num(Count({<Year = {$(=varCurrYear)}, type= {'A','B'}>} type), '## ## ## ## ##0,00', ',', ' ')
I am getting error in expression How to search on this topic ? I want different separator for different text objects in my dashboard. Please help me with a link that provides all these.
-J
What is the error you are getting? Have you tried the hard-coded expression in a text box object?
Sorry ! I missed the comma next to the number
Thanks Sunny !