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hey guys
how do I format data so it would appear in the table with commas below each other?
I have
1.05
12.035
-2.4
-20.411
and I would like to get
1.05
12.035
-2.4
-20.411
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Answer - the quickest and most straightforward way to achieve this is to use right alignment, while having data cropped to a certain decimal places 🙂
Answer - the quickest and most straightforward way to achieve this is to use right alignment, while having data cropped to a certain decimal places 🙂
with zeros I could do this with FORMAT( column, "000.0")
I could do this with several IFs and CONCATENATE (with whitespaces, + signs etc) but I though there might be a FORMAT() option
Hi @fsfs ,
Text.PadStart(Text.From([measure_name]),2,”0″)
It would add zeroes at the start...may be that can get you what you want.
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