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Hi all
I have a table that have number ranging from 2 digit after the decimal (0.xx) point up to tens of thousends (10,000).
I would like to format the Values such that:
(1) values up to 500 will be displyed with a format of 2 decinal point (e.g. 111.22 / 0.22).
(2) values abouve 500 will have a K symbole (e.g 500=>0.5K / 5000=>5K / 50000=>50K)
any ideas on how to do that?
thanks
Eyal
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Thank you @Anonymous
the solution you provieded is as close as i can get. to only issue is that then the colmun is defined as text (not number).
thank you all for your support
Eyal
@Eyal , I doubt that is possible. You can do using formatting string, but that will make it as string
You can use swith and the format you want
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/desktop-custom-format-strings
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