Number Format for .000 With No Leading Number

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I have a number format such as the following:

.667

However, I’ve tried #.000, and I get 0.667. This should work, but it doesn’t.

I knew this wouldn’t work, but I tried .000, and it did not work.

What am I doing wrong to display a percent in decimal format without the leading digit unless the result is 1 (which would be displayed as 1.000)?

Quantrix Marketing Answered question
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Hi @mgandy – Modeler will display the 0 in front of the decimal point. You might be able to create a custom number format though. You could create a new model to test some options. For example, you could try format code: ?.000

Here is where you can test this out:

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You are a genius. That works. Just curious, how did you know to use the question mark?

Our engineering team came up with that suggestion!