I want to change all this values

[Igorfm7]

Rank	Name	Platform	Year	Genre	Publisher	NA_Sales	EU_Sales	JP_Sales	Other_Sales	Global_Sales
1	Wii Sports	Wii	2006	Sports	Nintendo	41.49	29.02	3.77	8.46	82.74
2	Super Mario Bros.	NES	1985	Platform	Nintendo	29.08	3.58	6.81	0.77	40.24
3	Mario Kart Wii	Wii	2008	Racing	Nintendo	15.85	12.88	3.79	3.31	35.82
4	Wii Sports Resort	Wii	2009	Sports	Nintendo	15.75	11.01	3.28	2.96	33
5	Pokemon Red/Pokemon Blue	GB	1996	Role-Playing	Nintendo	11.27	8.89	10.22	1	31.37
6	Tetris	GB	1989	Puzzle	Nintendo	23.2	2.26	4.22	0.58	30.26

I want this values for example:
41.49 as 41.490
29.02 as 29.02
3.77 as 3.770

I have downloaded a csv from internet to use in my classes of Power BI and I need to change this values because I think the owner of the archive done that with just 2 decimals because he didn't wanted to use this as I want to.

Could anyone help me out with this?

[#2]

Right-click, format cells, Number category, set to 3 decimals?

[#3]

No, because the numbers are on text format.

[#4]

@Igorfm7 I believe your system uses comma as the decimal separator. That's why most of the numbers are left aligned and you can't increase the number of decimals. They are seen as texts.

You mention Power BI. Then I suggest you use Power Query (also part of Power BI) to transform the texts that look like numbers to suite your locale.

When I copy the data from your post I get numbers directly as my system uses the point for decimals. See attached. When you open that file it should be automatically 'translated' into numbers for you also.

[#5]

So how do I do to change all the lines and collumns?

[#6]

@Igorfm7 Well, if you don't know about or don't want to use Power Query despite the fact you work in Power BI, you can select (in Excel) all the 'number columns' and then Ctrl-H (Find & Replace) and replace decimal point with comma. 

[#7]

I tried like that and doesn't work.

[#8]

@Igorfm7 What does that mean "It doesn't work"? What did you try exactly?

[#9]

@Riny_van_Eekelen 

Rank	Name	Platform	Year	Genre	Publisher	NA_Sales	EU_Sales	JP_Sales	Other_Sales	Global_Sales
1	Wii Sports	Wii	2006	Sports	Nintendo	41,49	29,02	3,77	8,46	83
2	Super Mario Bros.	NES	1985	Platform	Nintendo	29,08	3,58	6,81	0,77	40
3	Mario Kart Wii	Wii	2008	Racing	Nintendo	15,85	12,88	3,79	3,31	36
4	Wii Sports Resort	Wii	2009	Sports	Nintendo	15,75	11,01	3,28	2,96	33
5	Pokemon Red/Pokemon Blue	GB	1996	Role-Playing	Nintendo	11,27	8,89	10,22	1	31

I don't want that like this.

What i want is:

Rank	Name	Platform	Year	Genre	Publisher	NA_Sales	EU_Sales	JP_Sales	Other_Sales	Global_Sales
1	Wii Sports	Wii	2006	Sports	Nintendo	41,490	29,020	3,770	8,460	82.740
2	Super Mario Bros.	NES	1985	Platform	Nintendo	29,080	3,580	6,810	0,770	40,240
3	Mario Kart Wii	Wii	2008	Racing	Nintendo	15,85	12,88	3,79	3,31	36
4	Wii Sports Resort	Wii	2009	Sports	Nintendo	15,75	11,01	3,28	2,96	33
5	Pokemon Red/Pokemon Blue	GB	1996	Role-Playing	Nintendo	11,27	8,89	10,22	1	31

Look at the first two lines.

[#10]

And in my office, the decimals are like this:

xx.xxx,xx.

I just want to set one more 0 at the right side of the numbers and when the number is 1 for example in line 6, I want to add three zeros. Because this 1 means 1 thousand. Do you get me right now? Maybe I wasn't clear enough on the last messages.

[#11]

@Igorfm7 I understood that, but you need to transfer the texts to numbers first. Did you do the Find & Replace as I suggested? Did you change the column format to Numbers?

But perhaps we need to go back to square one. How did you import the CSV? just by double clicking on the file or a did you you use the text wizard?

[#12]

@Riny_van_Eekelen 

I'll send a video.

Look, i don't want to see numbers with 2 decimals, btw i want to see them as xx.xxx just, because i guess the owner of the csv made that in thousands and don't wanted to make ''right'' the xx.xx.

https://youtu.be/JVMrV6xTxcE

[#13]

@Igorfm7 I looked at the video. Although it quite difficult to see, I believe you did find & Replace and formatted columns G:K as Numbers. Now you need to format the number to show three decimals.

Or if the numbers are in thousands and you want whole numbers, just multiply the lot by 1000.

If that's not what you want, I don't know anymore.