How to adjust numeric format when combining cells
Greetings, Community!
I am attempting to concatenate three cells containing numbers and retain the decimal places and 'thousands' comma separator. I've searched high and low for an existing solution, but not finding anything.
Here's a snip of what it looks like. The '121410' is coming from the sheet grid; the other figures are coming from the sheet summary:
This is the formula I'm using: =[2100 Average Monthly Usage - SF]# + ", " + [OCT 22]2 + ", (" + [2100 Average Monthly Utilization]# * 100 + "%)"
This is how I would like it to appear: "70,865, 121,410, (58%)"
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Best Answer
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You could use the ROUND Function to get rid of the decimals:
=ROUND([2100 Average Monthly Usage - SF]#, 0) + ", " + [OCT 22]2 + ", (" + ROUND([2100 Average Monthly Utilization]#, 0)* 100 + "%)"
However since you're translating the numbers into a text string (with the + and quotes) then there isn't a way to easily insert commas in the correct places to indicate thousand separators.
Cheers,
Genevieve
Answers
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You could use the ROUND Function to get rid of the decimals:
=ROUND([2100 Average Monthly Usage - SF]#, 0) + ", " + [OCT 22]2 + ", (" + ROUND([2100 Average Monthly Utilization]#, 0)* 100 + "%)"
However since you're translating the numbers into a text string (with the + and quotes) then there isn't a way to easily insert commas in the correct places to indicate thousand separators.
Cheers,
Genevieve
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That will work, thanks Genevieve!
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