Printing a number rounded off to a million with siunitx in tables











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How do I use table-omit-exponent property (or something else) from siunitx to skip the exponent and print the unit as M for a million instead of getting the numbers printed in the format 4.32x10^6 in the following example? I understand that the unit M can be defined as a custom unit. I am struggling to remove the exponent part. 



   sisetup{round-mode=places, round-precision=2, table-format=1.3, 

    scientific-notation=fixed, fixed-exponent=6, table-omit-exponent}

    begin{tabular}

    { p{50mm} S S}

    toprule

    Field & {col1} & {col2} 

    \ 

    midrule

    Property1 & num{4321673} & num{74098261}

    \

    bottomrule

    end{tabular}





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    How do I use table-omit-exponent property (or something else) from siunitx to skip the exponent and print the unit as M for a million instead of getting the numbers printed in the format 4.32x10^6 in the following example? I understand that the unit M can be defined as a custom unit. I am struggling to remove the exponent part. 



       sisetup{round-mode=places, round-precision=2, table-format=1.3, 
    
    scientific-notation=fixed, fixed-exponent=6, table-omit-exponent}
    
    begin{tabular}
    
    { p{50mm} S S}
    
    toprule
    
    Field & {col1} & {col2} 
    
    \ 
    
    midrule
    
    Property1 & num{4321673} & num{74098261}
    
    \
    
    bottomrule
    
    end{tabular}





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         sisetup{round-mode=places, round-precision=2, table-format=1.3, 
      
    scientific-notation=fixed, fixed-exponent=6, table-omit-exponent}
      
    begin{tabular}
      
    { p{50mm} S S}
      
    toprule
      
    Field & {col1} & {col2} 
      
    \ 
      
    midrule
      
    Property1 & num{4321673} & num{74098261}
      
    \
      
    bottomrule
      
    end{tabular}





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      How do I use table-omit-exponent property (or something else) from siunitx to skip the exponent and print the unit as M for a million instead of getting the numbers printed in the format 4.32x10^6 in the following example? I understand that the unit M can be defined as a custom unit. I am struggling to remove the exponent part. 



         sisetup{round-mode=places, round-precision=2, table-format=1.3, 
      
    scientific-notation=fixed, fixed-exponent=6, table-omit-exponent}
      
    begin{tabular}
      
    { p{50mm} S S}
      
    toprule
      
    Field & {col1} & {col2} 
      
    \ 
      
    midrule
      
    Property1 & num{4321673} & num{74098261}
      
    \
      
    bottomrule
      
    end{tabular}





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