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Format Cell Value without k,m,b
- 3 years ago
Hi ys034 ,
This is related with the card options that you cannot change directly. In this case the better option is to create a measure that get's the value on thousand and then, you need to go to the card settings and then select the callout value and select none instead of auto:
ThousandValue =DIVIDE( SUM(Table[Value]), 1000) - 3 years ago
Hi, ys034
You can try the following methods.
Column:
Column = FORMAT([Value], "#,##0")Column 2 = FIND(",",[Column])Column 3 = LEFT([Column],[Column 2]-1)Result:
Is this the result you expect?
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Community Support Team _Charlotte
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Hi ys034 ,
This is related with the card options that you cannot change directly. In this case the better option is to create a measure that get's the value on thousand and then, you need to go to the card settings and then select the callout value and select none instead of auto:
ThousandValue =DIVIDE( SUM(Table[Value]), 1000)
Thank you!!! both workarounds works for me