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Format whole number
Hi
I have a measure who normaly return 24 846 in a card
I have format the mesure in whole number, but it show me 24 K (ok it is correct), but i want to display 24000 ..
I have search all option and i didn't know where to modify
Thanks nicolas
nicolast29 on the format pane, change the display units to none
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- parry2k
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nicolast29 on the format pane, change the display units to none
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- jppv20
Solution Sage
Hi nicolast29 ,
Try this:
Measure 2 = MROUND([Measure],1000)Use this measure instead in the card.JoriIf I answered your question, please mark it as a solution to help other members find it more quickly.
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Hi thanks but it does't change the result
And i does'nt whant to round because in other case it would be 25K instead of 25125
- parry2k
Super User
nicolast29 it is not a round issue, it is a display unit that you need to change, did you tested what I mentioned?
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- nicolast29
Helper V
Thanks a lot
I had forgot this point
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