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I want to have thousands separators in Excel, but when I pass float_format="%,.2f" in I get an unsupported character error. I also tried "{0:,}". Am I missing something or is this unsupported?
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As far as I know the new style formatters aren't accepted as float formatters (see #4668). Is there a way to specify the thousands separator with old style string formatting? "%,.2f" has Python raising a ValueError, not pandas.
Also Excel may have additional issues. IIRC they store everything as floats and apply formatting to them in excel, but I could be wrong.
I want to have thousands separators in Excel, but when I pass float_format="%,.2f" in I get an unsupported character error. I also tried "{0:,}". Am I missing something or is this unsupported?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: