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How to format a number in Indian style in Excel?
I am using Office 2000. My problem is that I want to display a number in
Indian style. For e.g. a number such as 158276185 is displayed as 15,82,76,185 in the Indian accounting system. The option given in Excel will format the above number as 158,276,185. I tried a custom number format (##","##","##","##0) which resolved the issue but created problems if the number of digits are less. For e.g. a number such as 185 would be displayed as ,,,185 (i.e. three commas were prefixed to the number while the same were not required). I would be grateful if a solution is provided for the above issue. Thanks Victor |
Victor,
Try a format of [=10000000]##\,##\,##\,##0.00;[=100000]##\,##\,##0.00;##,##0.00 -- HTH ------- Bob Phillips "Victor_alb" wrote in message ... I am using Office 2000. My problem is that I want to display a number in Indian style. For e.g. a number such as 158276185 is displayed as 15,82,76,185 in the Indian accounting system. The option given in Excel will format the above number as 158,276,185. I tried a custom number format (##","##","##","##0) which resolved the issue but created problems if the number of digits are less. For e.g. a number such as 185 would be displayed as ,,,185 (i.e. three commas were prefixed to the number while the same were not required). I would be grateful if a solution is provided for the above issue. Thanks Victor |
Bob
Thanks very much. The format worked. Victor "Bob Phillips" wrote: Victor, Try a format of [=10000000]##\,##\,##\,##0.00;[=100000]##\,##\,##0.00;##,##0.00 -- HTH ------- Bob Phillips "Victor_alb" wrote in message ... I am using Office 2000. My problem is that I want to display a number in Indian style. For e.g. a number such as 158276185 is displayed as 15,82,76,185 in the Indian accounting system. The option given in Excel will format the above number as 158,276,185. I tried a custom number format (##","##","##","##0) which resolved the issue but created problems if the number of digits are less. For e.g. a number such as 185 would be displayed as ,,,185 (i.e. three commas were prefixed to the number while the same were not required). I would be grateful if a solution is provided for the above issue. Thanks Victor |
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