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    Numerical formatting

    Hi all

    I have a coulmn of figures that my user whats to format with comma seperators and decimals, only when they exist

    so

    1234444
    15125.33
    124000
    1156.36
    123556.01

    should report as below

    1,234,444
    15,125.33
    124,000
    1,156.36
    123,556.01

    etc.


    VBA code gives me the choice of
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    anybody know of a way to combines these at all??

    All help appreciated as usual

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    Re: Numerical formatting

    Hello heathbo,

    The way I see it, is that it is either coffee or tea. I would suggest you use;

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    Re: Numerical formatting

    Just tried this and got the desired result:

    Highlight data and apply "General" format.
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    Re: Numerical formatting

    Hi AlKey

    Not sure what you have, but "General" does not add the coma separators

    thanks both,, if they still want it, will have to format each separatly which I didn't want

    regards

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