SI-prefixes for number format in MS Excel -


does know if possible show numbers in ms excel si-prefixes?

i'd have

... 1 n, 1 µ, 1 m, 1, 1 k, 1m, 1 g, ...

instead of scientific format

... 1e-09, 1e-06, 1e-03, 1, 1e+03, 1e+06. 1e+09, ...

perhaps adding unit v (volts), f (farad) etc.

i perfect, if cell still contain number , not string, can changed format (back scientific or whatever)

no solution work better scientific notation.

if use custom number formats, have enter them manually (or vba) such mask actual content of cell.

for instance, if want display following format pairs:

1 n  1e-09 1 µ  1e-06 1 m  1e-03 1    1 1 k  1e+03 1 m  1e+06 1 g  1e+09 

if have 0.001, have set format "1 m" -- mask number, if have 0.002 have set "2 m" -- if changed 0.004 still display 2 m result. isn't ideal.

you set two-column sheet, have values in left, , use formula display units on right, end not being able math formatted values.

so basically, answer "no", isn't possible.

you theoretically write vba script automatically change visible contents according cell contents whenever number changed, script bulky , cause serious trouble whoever sent if had macros off. require sorts of corner cases depending on if wanted numbers formatted 'normally' in cells. while may theoretically possible, practically impossible


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