Thanks, it works - only now 1000 it shows "1,000." with a dot at the end even
if there aren't any numbers after it.

Is my request so wierd that it does not exists in Excel as a proper option??

"Sandy Mann" wrote:

Roee,

Try something like a custom format of #,##0.######

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"Roee" wrote in message
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Hello,

I would like to use the 1000 sperator but I don't want to specify fixed
decimal places.
For example, if the cell contains the number 300, I want it to show 300
and
not 300.00, but I still wan't to use the 1000 sperator.
How do I do that?

The "General" formatting showes the decimal places like I want (only if
exists) but does not allow 1000 sperator and the "Number" formatting
requires
defining a fixed number of decimal places.

Thanks,
Roee.