Thousands Separator

Hi,
I made a table in a slide. I wanted to add numbers in the table, and I wanted the numbers look like this format:
75,000,000
But the problem is that it shows me the number looks like this format:
75000000
If you can see the difference here is that the first one has the (thousands separator) whereas the other one don't.
How can I make numbers which have the (thousands separator)?
BTW:I checked the choice that says(thousands separator) in the table>format.
Remember:I don't want the decimals. I want the little comma (,) between thousands.
regards
tasi2006,

tasi2006,
Check your numbers format in:
+System Preferences > International > Formats > Numbers+
Is it showing there with the correct comma dividers? It should follow the region conventions.
Narrow down the problem by testing in other apps.
It is working in my test. Can you confirm all the settings you have used and whether you have overridden anything with custom conditional format. Also which template you are using so that I can match that.
Peter

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