In Angularjs I have written a filter and easily convert English digits to my language. but in Zingchart is there a way to convert English digits for show in scale-y and value-box?
I solved this problem by using a non-standard font that for English digits unicode use destination language digits.
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I have custom format cells but I don't know what does it meaning? Could you guys help me? Thank you.
0.0_);[Red](0.0)
P/s Is there any reference documents about this format ? If it exist please tell me.
A number format in excel can have up to 4 sections,
<POSITIVE>;<NEGATIVE>;<ZERO>;<TEXT>
This formatting will apply if the number in a cell is positive, negative, zero or a text respectively. In your case the format has 2 sections which is for positive and zeroes and then one for negatives.
0.0_); - for positive and zeroes
[Red](0.0) - for negatives
1) 0.0 - This is to format all the numbers to a single decimal place. For example 1234 will become 1234.0 and 1234.56 will become 1234.5
2) _) - the underscore followed by a parentheses ) is to apply spacing at the end so that it is inline with the negatives which are enclosed with parentheses.
3) [Red]() - negatives will be represented in red color font enclosed with parentheses.
A picture can speak a thousand words,
You can find more info and much more helpful formatting methods in the Microsoft Documentation and of course google
I want to tell excell to look at American and European number formats, and return it in American format. So leave the American format as is, and convert European into American format. How would I do that? I have a 10,000 row data, so Iobviosly wouldn't do it manually.
The formulas have to be combination of, iserror, if, and whatever else necessary. I tried to use =Numbervalue(weightofgoods,","".") and it returns in the same format, except the numbers are wrong.
The question is "why do you have two different number formats in Excelin the first place"?
It's quite obvious that these were not manually entered (because they would have the correct format if they had been), so you must have imported them. And there must have been at least two different sources, one for each format.
You can set the decimal separator in the import wizard in Excel, or if the data does not go through the import wizard, select all the data with the "wrong" decimal character and run it through the Text to Columns tool. In step 3, click Advanced and you can set which decimal character is used in the data source. Excel will then apply the correct decimal character according to your regional settings.
I would like to convert a set of numbers in standard format (511241) to decimal format (5.11241) on Microsoft Excel 2010. I have tried working through with the decimal in the number format, but it considers the standard format whole numbers. Any suggestions would be gladly welcomed.
If the true value of all the numbers are less than 10, then the divisor will be 10 raised to the power of 1 less than the length of the number. You should be able to write a User Defined Function for that algorithm.
I have a Cognos-8 based report which has several number columns. I have set the decimal separator for these columns explicilty as
Number
Decimal Places: 2
Decimal Separator: period (.)
Negative number symbol: ()
When I run the report in the English locale, all the columns display the output correctly , for eg: 1.20, 30.33, (3.30)
When I run the report in the French locale, the negative number outputs are displayed with a separator comma(,) instead of period (.). What could be causing this and how can I set the separator to comma in French locale?
Please help.
Found the solution.
I set the report to the negative conditional variable for each column and then set the separator as period.This fixed it.
How do I tell excel I want the first two digits to be assummed to be decimal places using NNNNNNNNNNN format? thx
I'm trying to use excel format to convert 29.00 to following:
00000002900
but it keeps look like the following:
00000000029 // how do I get the 29 to move up by two digits like the first one????
I'm using custom format in excel of "00000000000" but that is not working. thx
First off, your custom format should be "00000000000" instead of "NNNNNNNNNNN" if I'm not mistaken.
If you don't want to see a decimal place you can store all your values in cents instead of dollars (multiply by 100) and use "00000000000". If you want to still use dollars and don't mind a decimal point use "000000000.00"
I don't think you can do that with a Format mask as the only way would be to actually modify the underlying value.
you could use; =TEXT(A1*100,"00000000000")