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VBA / Excel / Access / Word » Date Functions » Number Format

Format(dblNumber "###,##0.00"): double


 

Sub numFormat()

    dblNumber = 12345.678

    Debug.Print dblNumber

    Debug.Print Format(dblNumber "###,##0.00")



End Sub

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2.	Currency - The number is displayed with two decimal places, a thousand separator, and the currency symbol appropriate to the system locale.
3.	Fixed - The number is displayed with two decimal places and at least one integer place.
4.	Standard - The number is displayed with two decimal places, at least one integer place, and a thousand separator (when needed).
5.	Percent - The number is displayed multiplied by 100, with two decimal places, and with a percent sign.
6.	Scientific - The number is displayed in scientific notation.
7.	Yes/No - A non-zero number is displayed as Yes; a zero number is displayed as No.
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11.	Format(dblNumber "000000.00")
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