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Word - Merge Switches
marka87uk
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I can't try it out myself because I use OOo at home and no Internet at work lol. I was trying to format some numbers into currency but have a slight problem...
Basically I'm using data from Excel in Word to display currencies.
To get it to use 2 decimal places I used a numerical switch something like this (can't remember exactly what I did) -
\# £####.00
It works well, but the problem I want to resolve is if a number is say only £2 it is displayed as -
£ 2.00
(ie. with 3 spaces before the two).
Some numbers are in the hundreds though (and display as properly as £123.45) and it seemed like I needed to do it with the above switch otherwise 3 digit numbers would get messed up.
Hope someone can understand and shed some light on it!
Basically I'm using data from Excel in Word to display currencies.
To get it to use 2 decimal places I used a numerical switch something like this (can't remember exactly what I did) -
\# £####.00
It works well, but the problem I want to resolve is if a number is say only £2 it is displayed as -
£ 2.00
(ie. with 3 spaces before the two).
Some numbers are in the hundreds though (and display as properly as £123.45) and it seemed like I needed to do it with the above switch otherwise 3 digit numbers would get messed up.
Hope someone can understand and shed some light on it!
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Anybody? I know it's a feature which not many people have probably dabbled with but I'm sure someone must know... somewhere.
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If you want no spaces after the £ use:
\# "£#.00"
If you want to right-justify the numbers use:
\# "£####.00"0 -
Thanks, \# £0.00 did it.
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