Format Number, Currency with Thousands Separator

In this Microsoft Access tutorial I'm going to show you how to properly format currency with a thousands separator and lots of pretty colors. Oooohhh. Aaaahhh.

Sophia from Charleston, South Carolina (a Platinum Member) says: I'm trying to format a currency value to show a thousands separator, so that 1000 shows up as 1,000 however numbers like 900 are showing up as 0,900 which is not what I want. Help!

Prerequisites

• Format: https://599cd.com/Format

Links

• Null: https://599cd.com/Null
• MS Format Page: https://tinyurl.com/2dvv9lbu
• Can't Format Currency: https://599cd.com/CantFormatCurrency

Recommended Courses

• Access Expert 8: https://599cd.com/ACX8

Usage

• Positive, Negative, Zero, Null
• #,###.00;(#,###.00)[Red];"---"[Green];"None"[Blue]

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