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I had set the thousands separator open,
but after export to excel, the thousand separator not exist in excel
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Hi @oakfootballclub -There isn't currently a native Power BI feature that ensures the exported Excel file retains number formatting automatically. This is a known limitation, and formatting adjustments in Excel are often necessary.
When the data is exported, Excel may not apply the same formatting automatically. After exporting, select the relevant columns in Excel, right-click, choose Format Cells, and manually set the number formatting with a thousands separator.
I think the similar issue has been raised by yourself sometime, back
how to keep the thousands separator when export da... - Microsoft Fabric Community
Please check.
Hope the above information helps.
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Hi @oakfootballclub -There isn't currently a native Power BI feature that ensures the exported Excel file retains number formatting automatically. This is a known limitation, and formatting adjustments in Excel are often necessary.
When the data is exported, Excel may not apply the same formatting automatically. After exporting, select the relevant columns in Excel, right-click, choose Format Cells, and manually set the number formatting with a thousands separator.
I think the similar issue has been raised by yourself sometime, back
how to keep the thousands separator when export da... - Microsoft Fabric Community
Please check.
Hope the above information helps.
Proud to be a Super User! | |