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Format-Code for columns with numbers
Hello,
I want to create two individual columns, but I just can't handle the format for numbers. One column should show numbers with a decimal comma (e.g. 4,5). I would choose floating point as the column type. The second column should represent integers with a point separating the thousands. What do I have to enter as the format code in each case to get the desired display? Many thanks in advance for any help! Last edited by Massreader; Today at 09:10 AM. |
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Right click that columns header: Edit custom column: (see image)
This uses Python formatting rules (link is in the dialog box) |
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