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=TEXT(A1,"$0,000.00") : Displays '''$5,678.89''' as the output. | =TEXT(A1,"$0,000.00") : Displays '''$5,678.89''' as the output. | ||
| − | =TEXT(A1,"0,000.00") : Displays'''5,678.9''' as the output. | + | =TEXT(A1,"0,000.00") : Displays '''5,678.9''' as the output. |
| − | =TEXT(A2,"0") : Displays'''45,000''' as the output. | + | =TEXT(A2,"0") : Displays '''45,000''' as the output. |
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
Latest revision as of 14:47, 2 April 2014
TEXT(SomeValue, SomeFormat)
where,
- is a numeric value, and
- is a numeric format in which text is to be displayed.
is a numeric value, and
is a numeric format in which text is to be displayed.TEXT() converts a numeric value to a text in a specified format.
Description
TEXT(SomeValue, SomeFormat)
e.g. TEXT(54,"$00.00") returns 54.00 as a result.
- TEXT function is used to convert a numeric value to a formatted text. Result can no longer be calculated as a number.
- is a numeric value to be converted.
- can be a date format, currency format, percentage format etc.
- For invalid arguments, Calci displays #N/A error message.
Examples
Consider the following examples that demonstrate the use of TEXT() function:
| 5678.89 | ||
| 45000 | ||
=TEXT(A1,"$0,000.00") : Displays $5,678.89 as the output. =TEXT(A1,"0,000.00") : Displays 5,678.9 as the output. =TEXT(A2,"0") : Displays 45,000 as the output.