Number Thousands Formatter
Professional number thousands formatter supporting custom thousands separator, decimal separator, decimal places and rounding mode, with single and batch formatting support
Number Thousands Formatter Documentation
What is Number Thousands Formatting?
Number thousands formatting is the process of separating digits every three places with a separator to make large numbers more readable. For example, formatting 1234567 as 1,234,567. Different countries and regions use different separators. This tool supports custom thousands separator, decimal separator, decimal places, and rounding mode, suitable for financial reports, data display, internationalization applications and other scenarios.
Core Features
How to Use
- Select format mode: single format or batch format
- Enter or paste numbers to format in the input box
- Configure format options: thousands separator, decimal separator, decimal places, and rounding mode
- Formatting happens automatically in batch mode; view preview in real-time for single mode
- Click the "View Example" button to view example data
- After formatting, click the "Copy Result" button to copy the formatted result
- Click the "Download TXT" button to download the result as a text file
- Click the "Clear" button to clear all input and output
Common Use Cases
Frequently Asked Questions
What is thousands formatting?
Thousands formatting is separating digits every three places with a separator to make large numbers more readable. For example, formatting 1234567 as 1,234,567. Different countries and regions use different separators, and this tool supports customization.
How to set European number format?
European format uses dot as thousands separator and comma as decimal separator. Setting method: select "Dot (.)" for thousands separator and "Comma (,)" for decimal separator, then 1234567.89 will be formatted as 1.234.567,89.
How to control decimal places?
Select "Auto" to preserve original decimal places, or select a specific number (0-6 places) to uniformly format to that number of places. Combined with rounding mode (round, floor, etc.), you can precisely control number precision, suitable for financial calculations and other scenarios.
What rounding modes are supported?
Four rounding modes are supported: round, floor, ceil, and truncate. Round is the most commonly used; floor and ceil are suitable when you need to ensure the result does not exceed or fall below a certain value; truncate directly removes excess decimal places.
Is the data secure?
Absolutely secure! This tool uses pure frontend technology. All formatting operations are completed locally in your browser and no data is sent to any server. The numbers you input and the formatted results are not uploaded, stored, or recorded.
How are invalid numbers handled in batch formatting?
In batch formatting, if a line input is not a valid number, that line will display as "Invalid number", but it will not affect the formatting of other valid numbers. You can check the input data, correct invalid numbers, and reformat.