Hmmm, maybe with some try and error using this info:
https://docs.celonis.com/en/number,-date,-and-time-formatting.html
something like ,.4r2f? No idea if it will work....
Best luck!
Hi Guillermo,
thanks a lot for your quick reply.
Unfortunately this does not work. Combinations of the number formats generally do not seem to work. Does anyone else have an idea?
Thanks in advance!
Hi Guillermo,
thanks a lot for your quick reply.
Unfortunately this does not work. Combinations of the number formats generally do not seem to work. Does anyone else have an idea?
Thanks in advance!
Well, a "workaround" would be to convert it to string and format it as you please....
@Jonas Scheidel - Try this format .3~s
Thanks @kailash.potha12 I have tried this already but also doesn't work.
Hello,
have you already tried it this way ',.2f' ? Granting that you want the comma as thousands seperator..
BR,
Marco
Hello @marco.marso
thanks for your reply. But with ',.2f' you lose the format for abbreviation -> target format: 8.07k or 17.01k or 100.25k .... -> same Number of Decimals + Abbreviation (k)
Best,
Jonas
Well, a "workaround" would be to convert it to string and format it as you please....
Is what I do as a workaround, here is the script I use:
CASE
WHEN table.column < 1000000000000 AND table.column >= 1000000000 THEN table.column/1000000000 || 'b'
WHEN table.column < 1000000000 AND table.column >= 1000000 THEN table.column/1000000 || 'm'
WHEN table.column < 1000000 AND table.column >= 1000 THEN table.column/1000 || 'k'
--WHEN table.column < 1000 AND table.column >= 0 THEN table.column || 'u'
ELSE table.column
END
commented out the units as not needed.