I use a high precision Excel add-on that can give me a number with more that the usual 15 digits that Microsoft allows. Some have 50 or more digits, but they are in text form and have no commas.
I would like to have a macro to put in the commas in the normal correct places for a number, but retain it as text.
Update:Greg G:
When I have this number:
1219326319731290961687
it can only be displayed (or used) as text. If I copy and paste it as a number in a cell, Excel changes it to this:
1219326319731290000000
and is not useful to me. I tried your formula but it returned #NUM!
(My add-on gives all of a long number properly up to 1500 digits - but no commas.)
I can work with it as a number, even in text form but afterward I would like to display it for viewers as:
1,219,326,319,731,290,961,687
A function in my personal workbook would help considerably. Thanks for your efforts.
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I don't have that particular add on, so I can't test it, but wouldn't the TEXT function work on those really long numbers as well?
*EDIT*
=TEXT(A1, "#,###") & TEXT(MOD(A1, 1), ".###")
Without that add-on, afrter the 15th digit, Excel just returns ,000,000... does it do the same thing with the add-on?