Excel Number Format

Siops

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Hello. My current format shows "K" for each numbers. I'm just wondering if it's possible to put a conditional setup that if the value is below 1000, it will show the actual number format?

For example -- number value is 9000, my current format it will show as 9K -- but if the value is 900, it should show as 900 instead of 0.9K. Appreciate the help!
 

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Then you can use a custom number format like:

[>=1000]0.0,k;0
 
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