How to format a float with space between thousands, millions, etc
Question:
With :
pd.options.display.float_format = '{:,}'.format
It displays for number x = 1234567.888 :
1,234,567.888
What is the appropriate format to show 0 decimals and add a space between thousands, millions, billions, and so on ? Like this
1 234 568
Answers:
To perform this operation you are looking for using python, the following does the trick:
from math import trunc
some_float = 1234569.02
print ('{:,}'.format(trunc(some_float)).replace(',', ' '))
You can read more about trunc() here.
You can also use ‘{:,.0f}’ to format, as pointed out by @Jon Clements. That does not require importing the math library.
With :
pd.options.display.float_format = '{:,}'.format
It displays for number x = 1234567.888 :
1,234,567.888
What is the appropriate format to show 0 decimals and add a space between thousands, millions, billions, and so on ? Like this
1 234 568
To perform this operation you are looking for using python, the following does the trick:
from math import trunc
some_float = 1234569.02
print ('{:,}'.format(trunc(some_float)).replace(',', ' '))
You can read more about trunc() here.
You can also use ‘{:,.0f}’ to format, as pointed out by @Jon Clements. That does not require importing the math library.