How could I control a decimal point.....

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gk720421
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How could I control a decimal point.....

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How sould I do when the final number's decimal point
Such as 5 ,5.5 , 5.58 or 5.586
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Go to Tools->Options then select "Settings". There is a checkbox near the bottom for "Use European number format for displayed output".

Hope this helps.

Tony.
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thanks!
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How could I select in vensim to do "523"------>"523.00" or "452.293"---->"452.29"
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I find that
Go to Tools->Options then select "Settings". There is a checkbox near the bottom for "Use European number format for displayed output".

It show that if answer should be "5.281"---turn -->"5,281" I assume answer is 5281 ,not 5.28

how can I improve?
thanks.
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>> It show that if answer should be "5.281"---turn -->"5,281" I
>> assume answer is 5281 ,not 5.28

If you are using European number formatting, 5.2 will show as 5,2. The number is still the same (5.2 = 5,2).

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Originally posted by gk720421
I find that
Go to Tools->Options then select "Settings". There is a checkbox near the bottom for "Use European number format for displayed output".

It show that if answer should be "5.281"---turn -->"5,281" I assume answer is 5281 ,not 5.28

how can I improve?
thanks.
Are you using the table tool? If yes, right click on the table tool and you can see some options. Experiment a little with "number format" and see if it does what you need.

All the best,

Tony.
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thank you very much!
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