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# 9. Number Formatting
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**Supported in: ✔️**Date Filter **✔️**Facet Filter **✔️**Hierarchy Filter **✔️**Alpha Numeric Filter
**✔️**Numeric Filter
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The **Number Formatting Configuration** feature allows users to customize how numerical values are displayed in the visual.
## How to Configure Number Formatting
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**Decimal Separator**: Use the provided text box to specify the character for the decimal separator (e.g., `.` or `,`).
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**Thousand Separator**: Enter the character for the thousand separators in the text box (e.g., `,` or a space).
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**Value Decimal Places**: Adjust the number of decimal places by typing a value or using the up/down arrows in the box provided.
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**Scaling Display**: Select how numbers are scaled from the dropdown list. Options include:
* **Auto**: Automatically scales numbers based on their size.
* **None**: Displays the full value without scaling.
* **Thousand**: Scales values to thousands (e.g., 1,000 → 1K).
* **Million**: Scales values to millions (e.g., 1,000,000 → 1M).
* **Billion**: Scales values to billions (e.g., 1,000,000,000 → 1B).
* **Trillion**: Scales values to trillions (e.g., 1,000,000,000,000 → 1T).
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**Prefix**: Add a prefix to numbers (e.g., `$`, `€`) using the text box provided.
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**Suffix**: Enter a suffix for numbers (e.g., `%`, `units`) in the text box.
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**Customize Scaling Labels**:
* Enable the **Customize Scaling Label** toggle to define custom labels for scaling options.
* Text boxes for **Thousand**, **Million**, **Billion**, and **Trillion** appear, allowing you to input custom labels (e.g., "K" for thousand, "Mln" for million).
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Image 1: Number Formatting Settings in Format pane
## **Dynamic Format String Measure Support**
Super Filter now provides support for **dynamic format string measure** within the visual. This feature allows you to apply custom formatting conditions defined in a measure, offering greater flexibility and precision in displaying data.
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For more detail, check the docs on [**Dynamic Format String Measure Support**](/super-filter/tips-and-tricks/5.-dynamic-format-string-measure.md)
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