Closed peterjc closed 4 months ago
https://xlsxwriter.readthedocs.io/format.html#number-formats-in-different-locales says:
Excel handles this by storing the number format in the file format in the US locale, in this case #,##0.00, but renders it according to the regional settings of the host OS.
i.e. We can use #,###,##0 or similar and it should respect regional settings.
I've found myself having to do this manually a lot recently for interpretting analyses - might as well do it by default.
(Not sure of Excell lets you do this in a localisation respecting way though, not everyone uses commas as a 1000s separator).