FormatPercent(expression[,NumDigitsAfterDecimal][, _ IncludeLeadingDigit[,UseParensForNegativeNumbers[, _ GroupDigits]]]]) expression Use: Required
FormatPercent(expression[,NumDigitsAfterDecimal][, _ IncludeLeadingDigit[,UseParensForNegativeNumbers[, _ GroupDigits]]]]) expression Use: Required Data Type: Object The number or numeric expression to be formatted. NumDigitsAfterDecimal Use: Optional Data Type: Long The number of digits the formatted string should contain after the decimal point. IncludeLeadingDigit Use: Optional Data Type: TriState constant Indicates whether the formatted string is to have a 0 before floating point numbers between 1 and -1. UseParensForNegativeNumbers Use: Optional Data Type: TriState constant Specifies whether parentheses should be placed around negative numbers. GroupDigits Use: Optional Data Type: TriState constant Determines whether digits in the returned string should be grouped using the delimiter specified in the computer’s regional settings. For example, on English language systems, the value 1000000 is returned as 1,000,000 if GroupDigits is True. Return Value String Description Functions used to format currency, numbers, and percentages.
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