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How to add separator (comma) inside a formula?
How to separate the value of SUM by comma in this case?
Haytham, format the SUM as well, like ="Total: " & TEXT(SUM(D3:D12),"#,##0_ ;-#,##0 "). If I understood your question correctly...
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=LARGE(N6:N15,1)&" on first "&LARGE(N6:N15,2)&" on second "&LARGE(N6:N15,3)&" on third "
Hi can we add separator commas in this formulae.?
THanks
Haytham Amairah please help me fix this formula
=("5% VAT ON AED")&ROUND(SUM(H36:H37),2) ( the output in the sum i need to add Coma like in accounting format)
I am trying to write a formula where I am using a cell and a rule. Below explains what i am trying to achieve
A1 - $1,000
=A1 &IF(A1<0,"CR",""
The result i get from this is 1000CR. I cannot get it to format to $1,000CR if cell A1 is less than 0. PLEASE HELP
Heelllo , you may apply custom number format to your cell like
[$$-en-US]#,##0;-[$$-en-US]#,##0"CR";[$$-en-US]#,##0
or, if with formula, use
TEXT(A1,"[$$-en-US]#,##0") & "CR"
with IF
Haytham, format the SUM as well, like ="Total: " & TEXT(SUM(D3:D12),"#,##0_ ;-#,##0 "). If I understood your question correctly...
SergeiBaklan hi can you help me i want to use VLOOKUP formula but when i add "," camma it shows no reaction and i can't add other pyrometer so how can i fix it?
Who knows, perhaps you shall use semicolon instead of comma in your locale, or something else. Better if you start new discussion here https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/excel/bd-p/ExcelGeneral with your question, giving more details which exactly formula you try to use and on which data.
If i want to use decimal places in the number, Formula?
Thank you Mr. Baklan, this is exactly what I want :smileyvery-happy:
But I have noticed another code gives the same result.
The code is: #,##0
What's the difference between it and the code you mentioned?
Actually no difference, for me it was faster enter the formula ans copy/paste it here. In general, for whole numbers you may use something like TEXT(A1,"#,#"). Another story if you would like to make different formatting for positive and negative numbers, add text and or colors into formatting, etc - all that additional symbols matter.
In particular, you may format your cell with =SUM(D3:D12) as "Total: "#,### (enter this into the Custom format of the cell) that gives the same result.
Comma just separates your number on thousans, millions, billions, etc.
More about formatting is here
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Number-format-codes-5026bbd6-04bc-48cd-bf33-80f18b4eae68
and i guess in many other places
