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ronaldor9
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How can I tell LaTex to group by thousands such as a large number like this: 1 000 000 000 instead of 1000000000
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To group thousands in LaTeX, you can use the \num{} command from the siunitx package. Simply enter the number inside the curly braces and it will automatically group the thousands with a comma.
Yes, you can customize the grouping character by using the \sisetup{group-separator = {character}} command from the siunitx package. Replace "character" with the desired symbol or character you want to use for grouping.
Yes, you can use the \numprint{} command from the numprint package. This command will automatically format the number with a comma as the thousands separator.
Yes, you can use the \num{} command from the siunitx package not only for numbers, but also for equations. Simply place the equation inside the curly braces and it will be formatted with grouped thousands.
Yes, you can change the grouping style by using the \sisetup{group-minimum-digits = {number}} command from the siunitx package. Replace "number" with the desired minimum number of digits before grouping. This will allow you to group thousands in a different style, such as every 3 or 4 digits instead of every 3.