====Format Number====
Formats a number in a specific way given the format string. Similar to the format() command.

===Usage:===
**format number** (number, the number that gets formatted) **format** (text, the format string, see below)


===format string spec:===
| # | Placeholder that displays the digit from the value if it is present. If fewer placeholder characters are used than in the passed number, then the result is rounded.|
| 0 | Placeholder that displays the digit from the value if it is present. If no digit is present, 0 (Zero) is displayed in it’s place. (say you wanted a month that was always zero padded then you’d pass the month number with a format string of “00”)|
| . | Placeholder for the position of the decimal point.|
| , | Placeholder that indicates the number should be formatted with thousands separators.|
| % | displays the number multiplied by 100.|
| ( | displays an open paren.|
| ) | displays a closed paren.|
| + | displays the plus sign to the left of the number if the number is positive or the minus sign if negative.|
| - | displays the minus sign to the left of the number if the number is negative, makes no change if the number is positive.|
| E or e | displays the number in scientific notation.|
| \character | displays the character that follows the backslash.|

additionally the string may contain 3 formats separated by semicolons to be used when the number is positive, negative or zero.

===Examples:===
^Format^Number^Formatted String^
|#.##|1.786|1.79|
|#.0000|1.3|1.3000|
|0000|5|0005|
|#%|0.25|25%|
|###,###.##|145678.5|145,678.5|
|#.##e|145678.5|1.46e+5|
|-#.##|-3.7|-3.7|
|+#.##|3.7|+3.7|
|#.##;(#.##);/z/e/r/o|3.7|3.7|
|#.##;(#.##);/z/e/r/o|-3.7|(3.7)|
|#.##;(#.##);/z/e/r/o|0|zero|