Saturday, May 25, 2024

How to format a Number to Thousands or Millions using Format Function in DAX

How to format a Value to Thousands or Millions using Format Function in DAX
Let suppose we have Table with a List of Values as per below:
Numbers=
VAR _List = { 103, 10345, 103456, 1034567, 103456789, 134897891,
                103456789102, 103499789102, 1034567891023 }
VAR _tblNumbers = SELECTCOLUMNS( _List, "NumValue", [Value])
RETURN
_tblNumbers


Now we can covert the above Numbers to Thousands or Millions format with the help of below Measures:

SkipThousands =
    VAR CurrentNumber =
        SELECTEDVALUE ( Numbers[NumValue] )
    VAR LogRatio =
        IF ( CurrentNumber > 0, DIVIDE ( LOG ( CurrentNumber ), LOG ( 1000 ) ) )
    RETURN
        ROUNDDOWN ( DIVIDE ( LOG10 ( CurrentNumber ), 3 ), 0 )

FormatString=
    SWITCH (
        [SkipThousands],
        0, "$#,0",       -- Integer number
        1, "$#,0,.0#K",  -- Thousand
        2, "$#,0,,.0#M", -- Million
        3, "$#,0,,,.0#B", -- Billion
        "$#,0,,,,.0#T"   -- Trillion
        )

Formatted_Value = FORMAT(MAX(Numbers[NumValue]), [FormatString])

Result:

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Thanks, TAMATAM ; Business Intelligence & Analytics Professional
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