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Convert 1,234.567 to 1,234,567

‎01-06-2020 03:12 PM

Hi. I have a column of prices which is formatted as 1,234.567 when in reality it is 1,234,567 (x 1,000). How do I convert it so that it reflects the actual values? Thanks!

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‎01-06-2020 03:43 PM

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Something like 

Column = VALUE(SUBSTITUTE(TableName[Column1],".",","))

work for your need? 






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amitchandak
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‎01-06-2020 04:54 PM

You can create a new column

column B = Table[column A]*1000

 

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‎01-06-2020 03:48 PM

Have you tried creating multiplying the number by 1000?










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‎01-06-2020 03:43 PM

@Anonymous -

Something like 

Column = VALUE(SUBSTITUTE(TableName[Column1],".",","))

work for your need? 






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