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Hi,
Can anyone help me with the FORMAT code format these figures to 2 decimal places - e,g. I want the first figure to be -£0.59
Currently the "0" is missing before the decimal place
Thanks!
Alex
Solved! Go to Solution.
Sorry I realise now my question wasn't very clear!
I found what I was looking for though it's this:
FORMAT = (Value,"£0.00")
Sorry I realise now my question wasn't very clear!
I found what I was looking for though it's this:
FORMAT = (Value,"£0.00")
@Anonymous you can select the format of currency and make the decimal places to 2
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