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Date-time and number formats let you control how your data appearsin a sheet. Google Sheets provides some common formats to choose from,but you can also define your own formats.In the Sheets UI, you apply number and date formats to cells usingthe Format Number More Formats. In the Sheets API, you set theseformats using amethod call to send aorrequest.This page describes how to define new date and number format patterns, which youcan include in your API request. The sampleshows how to set a format pattern using the API.
Note that the actualrendering of the format is dependant on the spreadsheet's locale; this guideassumes the locale is enUS. You can determine the locale of a spreadsheet byreading thewith a request. Date and time format patternsA date-time format pattern is a string of token substrings that, whenparsed, are replaced with the corresponding date-time elements (such as themonth or hour).
Date and time format tokensThe following table defines the token substrings you can use in adate-time format pattern. A + character indicates that the previouscharacter can appear one or more times and still match the pattern. Charactersnot listed in the table below are treated as literals, and are output withoutchanges. TokenDescriptionhHour of the day. Switches between 12 and 24 hour format depending onwhether an am/pm indicator is present in the string.hh+Same as previous, but with a leading 0 for 1-9.mIf the previous non-literal token was hours or the subsequent one isseconds, then it represents minutes in the hour (no leading 0).
Otherwise,it represents the month of the year as a number (no leading 0).mmAs above, but with a leading 0 for both cases.mmmThree letter month abbreviation (e.g., 'Feb').mmmmFull month name. Mmmmmm+ also matches this.mmmmmFirst letter of the month (e.g., 'J' for June).sSeconds in the minute without a leading 0.ssSeconds in the minute with a leading 0.h+Number of elapsed hours in a time duration. Number of lettersindicates minimum number of digits (adds leading 0s).m+Number of elapsed minutes in a time duration. Number of lettersindicates minimum number of digits (adds leading 0s).s+Number of elapsed seconds in a time duration. Number of lettersindicates minimum number of digits (adds leading 0s).dDay of the month, no leading 0 for numbers less than 10.ddDay of the month, with a leading 0 for numbers less than 10.dddDay of the week, three letter abbreviation (e.g., 'Mon').dddd+Day of the week, full name.y2-digit year.yyyyy4-digit year.yyyy+a/pDisplays 'a' for AM, and 'p' for PM. Also changes hours to12-hour format.
If the token letter is capitalized, the output isas well.am/pmAs above, but displays 'AM' or 'PM' instead and is alwayscapitalized.0Tenths of seconds. You can increase the precision to 2 digits with00 or 3 digits (milliseconds) with 000.Treats the next character as a literal value and not any specialmeaning it might have.' Text'Displays whatever text is inside the quotation marks as a literal.Date and time format examplesGiven the date and time Tuesday, April 5th, 2016, 4:08:53.528 PM, thefollowing table shows some example patterns and their corresponding date-timerendering. The second section of the table shows examples of elapsed timeformats for an elapsed time of 3 hours, 13 minutes, 41.255 seconds: Date-time PatternsTuesday, April 5th, 2016, 4:08:53.528 PMh:mm:ss.00 a/p4:08:53.53 phh:mm A/P'.M.' 04:08 P.M.yyyy-mm-dd2016-04-05mmmm d ddddApril 5 Tuesdayh PM, ddd mmm dd4 PM, Tue Apr 05dddd, m/d/yy at h:mmTuesday, 4/5/16 at 16:08Elapsed Time Patterns3 hours, 13 minutes, 41.255 secondshh:mm:ss.00003:13:41.255mmmm:ss.0000193:41.255Number format patternsA number format pattern is a string of token substrings that, whenparsed, are replaced with the corresponding number representations. Anumber format pattern can consist of up to four sections, separated bysemicolons, which define the separate formats used for positive numbers,negative numbers, zero, and text (in that order): POSITIVE FORMAT;NEGATIVE FORMAT;ZERO FORMAT;TEXT FORMATYou do not need to include all four sections in a format.
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If you only includeone section, that format is used for all values. Using two sections causesthe first format to be applied to zero and positive numbers and the secondformat to negative numbers. Using three sections defines separate formats forpositive, negative and zero numbers. For example: NUMBER FORMATPOSITIVE/ZERO FORMAT;NEGATIVE FORMATPOSITIVE FORMAT;NEGATIVE FORMAT;ZERO FORMATHowever, if there are two or more sections and the final section is a textformat, that section will be treated as the text format and the others willbehave as if there is one less section. Thus, by includinga final text format it is possible to define formats such as: POSITIVE/ZERO FORMAT;NEGATIVE FORMAT;TEXT FORMATNUMBER FORMAT;TEXT FORMATThe parsing of a format into sections occurs prior to other parsing, so it ispossible to have a date or time format included as one of the sections (thoughthis is of limited utility). Number format tokensThe following table defines the token substrings you can use in a format sectionto define how to represent the values for that section. TokenDescription0Represents a digit in the number.
If the digit is an insignificant 0,it is rendered as 0. For example, the number format00.0 renders the number 3 as ' 03.0'.#Represents a digit in the number. If the digit is an insignificant 0,it is not rendered. For example, the number format ##0renders the number 12 as ' 12'.?Represents a digit in the number. If the digit is an insignificant 0,it is rendered as a space.
This is often used to align the decimal point ina column when using fixed-width fonts. For example, the number format??????
Renders the number 12.4 as:' 12.4 '.The first period represents the decimal point in the number. Subsequentperiods are rendered as literals.
If you include a decimal point in theformat, it will always be rendered, even for whole numbers. For example,#0.# will render the number 3 as ' 3.' .%Appears as a literal but also causes existing numbers to be multipliedby 100 before being rendered, in order to make percentages morereadable.,If it appears between two digit characters ( 0,# or?), then it renders the entire numberwith grouping separators (grouping by the thousands). If it followsthe digit characters, it scales the digits by one thousand percomma (e.g., the format #0.0, renders the number12,200,000 as 12.2).E-Renders the number in scientific format, with theformatting to the left of the E used for the non-exponentportion and the formatting to the right of the E used for the exponentportion. E+ will show a + sign for positiveexponents. E- will only show a sign for negative exponents. Iflowercase is used, the output e is lowercased as well.E+e-e+/If it appears between two digit characters ( 0,# or?), then it treats those digit groups as afractional format.
For example, the number format 0 #/# rendersthe number 23.25 as 23 1/4. The denominatorcan also be a literal integer, in which case it will enforce that integer asthe denominator. The number format 0 #/8displays the number 23.25 as 23 2/8. The fraction part is notrendered at all if the numerator would become 0. The number23.1 with the number format 0 #/3 renders as just23 (because the 0.1 rounded to 0/3). / isnot compatible with scientific format or a format with a decimal pointin it.This is included for compatibility with Excel number formats. Itis currently ignored.Skips the next character and renders a space.
This is used to line upnumber formats where the negative value is surrounded by parenthesis.Treats the next character as a literal value and not any specialmeaning it might have.' Text'Displays whatever text is inside the quotation marks as a literal.@Inserts the raw text for the cell, if the cell has text input. Notcompatible with any of the other special characters and won’t display fornumeric values (which are displayed as general format).$ - + ( ): spaceAny of these characters will be treated as a literal and displayedunchanged.Meta instructionsIn addition, each of the format sections can have optional meta instructions,enclosed in characters, that precede the format and provideadditional instructions. There are two meta instruction types; a given sectioncan use both: InstructionDescription conditionReplaces the default positive, negative, or zero comparison of thesection with another conditional expression.
For example,1000”High”;000 will render the word“Low” for values below 100, “High” for values above 1000 and a three digitnumber (with leading 0s) for anything in between. Conditions can only beapplied to the first two sub-formats and if a number matches more than one,it will use the first one it matches. If there is a third format, it willbe used for 'everything else', otherwise if a number doesn’t match eitherformat, it will be rendered as all '#'s filling up the cell width. Thefourth format is always used for text, if it exists. Color or Color#Causes any value that is rendered by this sub-format to appear with thegiven text color.
Valid values for Color are Black,Blue, Cyan, Green, Magenta, Red, White or Yellow.Valid values for the '#' in Color# are 0 - 56 (thisshows a list of the colors that correspond to each number). Number formatcolors will override any user-entered colors on the cell, but will notoverride colors set by conditional formatting.Number format examplesThe following table shows some example patterns and their correspondingformatted number rendering: NumberPatternFormatted Value12345.125####.#12345.112.012.340012#.0#12.05.125#???/???5 1/812000#,###0000.0,'M'1.2M0.00e+001.23e+0915MyText###0.000;'TEXT: '(@)123114.151TEXT: MyText1234-12340MyTextBlue#,##0;Red#,##0;Green0.0;Magenta(@)1,2341,2340.0MyText1005325271000'HIGH';Color43.
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