Abstract:
Calc
Format Code
How to omit an unneeded decimal point before a currency symbol, text or unit?
Hi to all interested,
when I use the format code 0.##
PI() yields 3.14 and
23 yields 23 (note the omitted decimal point).
With the format code 0.## [$$]
23 yields 23.
and the unneeded decimal point is not omitted as desired.
Same with the format codes
0.## [$TEXT]
0.## ""
0.##" UNIT"
0.## "UNIT"
and
0.??
0.##"" on the other hand works, but is not very useful.
Is this a hard constraint, a bug or is there a way around it, e.g. a condition like [>0] which
detects rounding?
Regards, Tobias Simon
Bonus:
0.?? should replace an unneeded decimal point with U+2008 Punctuation Space.
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