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Part VII: Appendixes
Table B-7: Examples of Displaying Values in Millions (continued)
Value Number Format Display
1.23457E+11 #,###.0,,”M”_);(#,###.0,,”M)”;0.0”M”_) 123,456.8M
1000000 #,###.0,,”M”_);(#,###.0,,”M)”;0.0”M”_) 1.0M
5000000 #,###.0,,”M”_);(#,###.0,,”M)”;0.0”M”_) 5.0M
–5000000 #,###.0,,”M”_);(#,###.0,,”M)”;0.0”M”_) (5.0M)
0 #,###.0,,”M”_);(#,###.0,,”M)”;0.0”M”_) 0.0M
Adding zeros to a value
The following format string displays a value with three additional zeros and no decimal places. A
value with this number format appears as if it’s rounded to no decimal places and then multiplied
by 1,000.
#”,000”
Examples of this format string, plus a variation that adds six zeros, are shown in Table B-8.
Table B-8: Examples of Displaying a Value with Extra Zeros
Value Number Format Display
1 #”,000” 1,000
1.5 #”,000” 2,000
43 #”,000” 43,000
–54 #”,000” –54,000
5.5 #”,000” 6,000
0.5 #”,000,000” 1,000,000
0 #”,000,000” ,000,000
1 #”,000,000” 1,000,000
1.5 #”,000,000” 2,000,000
43 #”,000,000” 43,000,000
–54 #”,000,000” –54,000,000
5.5 #”,000,000” 6,000,000
0.5 #”,000,000” 1,000,000
Hiding zeros
In the following format string, the third element of the string is empty, which causes zero-value
cells to display as blank: