Peter Davison
Active Member
- Joined
- Jun 4, 2020
- Messages
- 435
- Office Version
- 365
- Platform
- Windows
I have a pivot chart and I read somewhere that if you use #.#"" as a custom number format it will remove zero's from the data labels.
The problem with this it removes pre and leading zero's so 0.6 would become .6 and 2.0 would become 2.
Is there a different customer number format other than #.#"" that would give me a display to one decimal point but keeping zero's if they were above 0.0
Any help would be great
The problem with this it removes pre and leading zero's so 0.6 would become .6 and 2.0 would become 2.
Is there a different customer number format other than #.#"" that would give me a display to one decimal point but keeping zero's if they were above 0.0
Any help would be great