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I have a PHP echo command that lists as price as part of the results returned. &nbsp;How do I take that number and insert a comma for easier reading: &nbsp;example: &nbsp;2000000 needs to be 2,000,000.<br />
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<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-10-26658113-1"><span>&lt;?php echo($row['SearchPrice']); ?&gt;</span>
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I have a PHP echo command that lists as price as part of the results returned.  How do I take that number and insert a comma for easier reading:  example:  2000000 needs to be 2,000,000.

Here is what is currently in place:

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PHP echo of a MySQL price variable seperate with commas

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