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I having problems to format some values that are being showing in a Matrix, just I did some trick in order to simulate the Totals and Averages, I have changed to values data types from int to text, my goal is show blanks in the matrix instance of zeros, well do I need to do is put commas to the values, just liek the screenshot shonws.
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Hi @Rigoleto
Thanks to ChrisMendoza, i can test with it successfully.
Column = VAR right = RIGHT ( [Column1], 3 ) VAR left = SUBSTITUTE ( [Column1], right, "" ) RETURN COMBINEVALUES ( ",", left, right )
Best regards
maggie
Format([Column1], "#,##0")
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Thanks @iris-yip this is the right answer the other examples don't work for 100,000 and above.
You could try something like what I've show in https://community.powerbi.com/t5/Desktop/Spacing-between-values/m-p/437119#M201622.
Just change the " " (space) to ","
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Hi @Rigoleto
Thanks to ChrisMendoza, i can test with it successfully.
Column = VAR right = RIGHT ( [Column1], 3 ) VAR left = SUBSTITUTE ( [Column1], right, "" ) RETURN COMBINEVALUES ( ",", left, right )
Best regards
maggie
Select the data you want to format, then head to modeling, and choose format, or hit the comma in the formatting box.
Hey,
Remember the value is a Text value, just I did change from numeric to text, now Do I want to do is put some commas
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