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I use the format [>=1000]#,##0,"K";General to display data labels using a K to denote thousands.
This makes something like 1,457,735 appear as 1,458K. Simple enough. Is there a way to reduce the precision to perhaps three significant figures i.e. 1,460k? |
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If 1,458 were in D6, try this formula in E6
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= ROUND((D6 ) / 10, 0) * 10 off the formula. So, if you can determine how to make the change prior to adding the K you should be good. |
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I would prefer to only change the display of the label. Your solution will change the actual value of the cell. I suspect it's the only solution so will probably have to go with that.
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