How to Include Comma Separator for Thousands in Mail Merge in Microsoft Word | Comma Problem

In this video I demonstrate how to format mail merge fields with thousands separators (commas). The switch code is \# ,0.00
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[@ChesterTugwell]

You’re welcome 😊

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[@gregdubz3522]

Thanks. but what if you are filling out a form where you need the comma for a large number but you also do NOT want the comma if the value is 0? Example: 1,000.00 and 0.00 in the same data set.

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[@JollyMolly-wp4xr]

If the numbers were in schedule extracted from Excel, how to apply to all cells?

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Hi
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What for indian currency format like this 2,22,96,520.00