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Remove comma (thousands seperator) in number field without using calculated item
I added a JSON for the column formatting of the number column. Try the code below:
{
"$schema": "https://developer.microsoft.com/json-schemas/sp/v2/column-formatting.schema.json",
"elmType": "div"...
3
votes
Calculated column - extract only the number from alpha numeric string
If you know it is always going to be 3 Letters at the start and the length is always same you can use =INT(RIGHT(Column,9)).
2
votes
Enabling dashes (hyphens) in a number column in SharePoint
As Rodrigo has mentioned you cannot use hyphens on a number column. Another way is to create a single line of text column and use Input mask to force the user to enter value in certain format.
Check ...
1
vote
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Number formatting
Assuming you have two columns named: Choice1 and Choice1.
Then you can create a new Calculated column in your list and use below formula:
=[Choice1]+[Choice1]
Output:
Microsoft official Reference: ...
1
vote
Add a seach box to an integer column in SP online list
As a supplement,per my test,the following modern column types have a filter search box:
"Single line of text" and "Person or Group"
The following classic column types also have a ...
1
vote
Camel Query OrderBy not working for Decimal Number
Two Options!
the function works properly but uses some strange string sorting on decimal values
the function is not running at all, because the name in your FieldRef is propable wrong. I have ...
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How to force a number field to keep zeros at the start?
I tried adding an out-of-the-box 'telephone number' field, Primary Phone, to a list, but it is a text field.
So, I found this other post which deals with your issue. It seems there is no very simple ...
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Enabling dashes (hyphens) in a number column in SharePoint
You can't use hyphens on a number column (unless is a negative number). You should use a text column with a validation formula.
For example, lets say you want to store a phone number with the format ...
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Remove comma (thousands seperator) in number field without using calculated item
I've just got same problem with commas in a number field.
I checked MS Docs and found this:
NumberFormatInfo.NumberGroupSeparator Property
The initial value of this property is derived from the ...
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