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# Measures
### Measures formatting
In order to format existing measures in the data, begin by selecting the desired measure from the dropdown menu. Once selected, you can adjust the value's format according to your preferences.
Venn diagram configuration panel -> Measures
You can format your measure as a decimal or a percentage using the dropdown menu. Input the number of decimal spaces in the 'Decimals' box. You can also add a 'Prefix' and/or a 'Suffix' in the text boxes. The prefix will appear before the word, while the suffix will appear after. For example, a prefix could add a currency symbol like '$' and a suffix could add a percentage symbol '%'. You can also choose to include the thousands separators.
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