In the attachment I have a table of numbers
I need to present them in thousands of chess
Dog instead of 1310 - see 1
Instead of seeing 855 - they'll see 0 because it's a number below 1000
But I don't want to change the existing numbers because they are important to me for a different calculation,
I want to design cells that will see the number in short - 1 - in the design
And the number will be 1310 - only 1 will see 1310
Thank you!!
Leah
You want to see the number rounded down to the nearst 1000 and only show the thousands, but the real number is still in the cell?
Worth having a read of this Blog by Mynda https://www.myonlinetraininghub.com/excel-custom-cell-formats
I assume you want it like this? If so select the range and goto Number formats > More Number Formats > Custom and in the type box type #,
01/2019 | 01/2019 |
1 | 1,310.80 |
1 | 855.01 |
421.60 | |
2 | 2,122.92 |
1 | 716.72 |
11 | 11,025.34 |
16 | 16,452.39 |
3 | 2,713.50 |
7 | 6,950.89 |
15 | 15,100.80 |
5 | 4,633.04 |
12 | 12,234.35 |
7 | 7,005.48 |
49 | 48,638.06 |
65 | 65,090.45 |
Thanks for the quick reply and helpful answer!
Only now I have to show the numbers below 1000
As in the yellow cells in the attachment -
To be written 0
How to do it?
Sorry missed that bit
#0,
Purfleet
From France precision I need to have a number design
Looks like number formatting will only use normal rounding and you cant add in any INT or rounddown function.
As a work around you could create a linked sheet to have the real numbers on one sheet and a calc somthing like the below on another
=IF(טבלה2[@[01/2019]]<1000,טבלה2[@[01/2019]],ROUNDDOWN(טבלה2[@[01/2019]]/1000,0))
Also there is loads of information here from Mynda that might help
https://www.myonlinetraininghub.com/excel-custom-number-format-guide
Purfleet