Formatting Functions

Style argument
Explanation
Example
General Number
To display the number without having separators between thousands.

Format(8972.234, “General Number”)=8972.234
Fixed
To display the number without having separators between thousands and rounds it up to two decimal places.

Format(8972.2, “Fixed”)=8972.23
Standard
To display the number with separators or separators between thousands and rounds it up to two decimal places.

Format(6648972.265, “Standard”)= 6,648,972.27
Currency
To display the number with the dollar sign in front, has separators between thousands as well as rounding it up to two decimal places.

Format(6648972.265, “Currency”)= $6,648,972.27
Percent
Converts the number to the percentage form and displays a % sign and rounds it up to two decimal places.

Format(0.56324, “Percent”)=56.32 %

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