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Using Comma in customise option

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    Using Comma in customise option

    Sorry my query is rather long.

    We use different comma system in our country (Bangladesh, probably in India also). Our units and thousands are same like others but for more bigger number we use lac (lakh) or crore. For example:

    1,00,00,000 this is 'Crore'
    1,00,000 this is 'lac' or 'lakh'

    When I was trying to use customise cell format using ##,##,##,##0.00 by selecting the cell either as 'Number' or 'Currency format'. Excel accepted this code in the format option but in the worksheet this did not give me the result. Then I went to 'Control panel' and 'number format setting'. Where I changed the currency digit groupping from a drop down option (already there) to 12,34,56,789.

    Regioanl Options /customise/currency/digit grouping/12,34,56,789

    Here it also accepted this code for the currency and number format but in the worksheet it did behave as before ###,###,###.00 (comma at every 3rd position).

    My query can anyone suggest me any option where I could make the Excel works for our traditional Comma system for the number or currency.

    SAM

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    Niek Otten
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    Re: Using Comma in customise option

    Use Google's Group Search:

    http://groups.google.com/advanced_group_search


    Look in Groups *excel*, search for:


    indian number format


    You'll find many links, I can't advise you on which one is best!


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    Kind regards,

    Niek Otten
    Microsoft MVP - Excel


    "samahoque" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    |
    | Sorry my query is rather long.
    |
    | We use different comma system in our country (Bangladesh, probably in
    | India also). Our units and thousands are same like others but for more
    | bigger number we use lac (lakh) or crore. For example:
    |
    | 1,00,00,000 this is 'Crore'
    | 1,00,000 this is 'lac' or 'lakh'
    |
    | When I was trying to use customise cell format using ##,##,##,##0.00 by
    | selecting the cell either as 'Number' or 'Currency format'. Excel
    | accepted this code in the format option but in the worksheet this did
    | not give me the result. Then I went to 'Control panel' and 'number
    | format setting'. Where I changed the currency digit groupping from a
    | drop down option (already there) to 12,34,56,789.
    |
    | Regioanl Options /customise/currency/digit grouping/12,34,56,789
    |
    | Here it also accepted this code for the currency and number format but
    | in the worksheet it did behave as before ###,###,###.00 (comma at every
    | 3rd position).
    |
    | My query can anyone suggest me any option where I could make the Excel
    | works for our traditional Comma system for the number or currency.
    |
    | SAM
    |
    |
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