Yeah I think that's the case in mainland Europe. Not a fan.Don't some people use decimal points and commas the wrong way around? They're the real monsters here.
those 'people' are ninth circle materialDon't some people use decimal points and commas the wrong way around? They're the real monsters here.
Newspaper style guides generally go for no commas in four-figure numbers but commas in five or more.Comma for me.
Although it doesn't look right in four figure numbers (1,000), but does in five (10,000).
Needs brackets for negatives.Comma...didn't even know space was a thing? Does it have a shortcut in excel? ctrl+shift+! is probably one of my most used shortcuts.
If you want 'proper' numbers then you want standard form, all else is dressingYep, comma here, especially when writing monetary values (HMRC's 'Clear writing guide' - yes someone was paid to come up with that - states comma's must be used in numbers when writing to the public or it fails quality checks).
I'm that much in the comma favour that if a calculator doesn't have the comma's on it, I wont use it. I need my numbers represented properly!