I'm using mask="separator.2" thousandSeparator="," to format number input and working ok. Now, would like to see
always have 2 decimal position.
numbers-input appears from decimal, right to left. For example, as I'm entering 123, display becomes
0.01
0.12
1.23
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If I use Standard format for a number in a control then I can Align Right and it appears on the far right of the control in the Form. However, I am using numbers in millions and so want to format the number so that, for example, 50,123,456 will appear as 50.123. So I use format #,,.0 with decimal places set to 3. If I set alignment to left, it aligns to the left of the field on the form, Align Center and it appears in the center. But Align Right and there is a large space to the right of the number, like padding. Is there a way to get the formatted number to hit right up to the right side on the form?
Replace the ControlSource with the expression:
[Amount]/1000
Set property Format to: Fixed
Set property DecimalCount to: 0
The formating option might not be the right approach to getting the needed solution. Do the following instead
Put the format to general number.
Put the decimal places value to 0.
Then go to VBA and add the following code to the after update event of the control
Private Sub allocatedamount_AfterUpdate()
Me.allocatedamount = Left((Me.allocatedamount / 1000000), 6)
End Sub
In this case i added the code to the after update evnt of the control on the form named allocatedamount
I have attached two images.
This code will work for numbers between 10 million and 99 million, where it is between 100 million and 999 million you will have to add another zero to the constant 1000000 used in the VBA code,so that will entail using an If statement to first determine if the value is between 10 million and 99 million or 100 million to 999 million.
I have a problem that my crystal report shows the decimal values as 00 every thing is fine but it does not display proper value
e.g.
If i have 0.235 it shows 0.000 If i have 2.356 it shows 2.000
Whats the matter behind it the database field is text based
You are facing this issue because your rounding is set to 1.
Right Click on field.
Click on Format Field.
Go to Numbers Tab.
Click on Customize
Under Number Tab Change Rounding To 0.001 or of you own desire.
I have my short time format set to HH:MM:ss which includes the leading zero. But, instead the time format doesn't include the leading zero. Is it possible to include the leading zero into this time format?
EDIT: I'm currently not allowed to post images, the time format I am on about is when you click the time and date in the bottom right hand corner of Windows 10 and it then displays it in the top of the box that appears.
Many thanks,
William
I have a currency field in my report that displays some values. I then do a summary of these values and it gets rounded off.
For eg., if my summary value is 40.706 it gets rounded to 40.71 which is fine, but when my value is 40.704, it gets rounded as 40.70 (this is correct according to rounding principles) but I want it to show as 40.71 since it is a currency.
Is there a way to do this ?
Try to add a 0.004 (or 0.005 if you want also that happened for 40.700) to you original value then round it.
I'm trying to create an aggregation for my open graph action using the number layout. It needs to have two decimal places. My object, 'location', has property 'rtw' of type Float.
In the create aggregation screen in the number field I have {location.rtw | currency} which should format the float to 2 decimal places according to this document: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/opengraph/template/
However it seems to round it instead of showing decimal places, so my float of 1.54 becomes 2.
Am I doing something wrong here?
The Open Graph offers a choice of Layout Styles for aggregations:
The Open Graph Layout Style called "Number" - the layout you have chosen - always display the aggregation in its headline as an integer. This is by default and can't be changed. It appears to be an aesthetics-based choice on Facebook's part.
The headline aggregation can be a sum, min or max value, but even if the individual values are of type float the aggregation will be of type integer.
See this screenshot example, taken from the Layout style section of the Define Aggregations page on Facebook Developer. The sub-items that can be displayed as part of your aggregation display float values but the Headline number displays an integer:
Here, the total distance run 82.42 (45.06 + 25.56 + 11.8) is converted to the integer 82 in the headline sum, although each individual distance run is a float.
Net, if a developer chooses the Number Layout Style, he has to make sure that the aggregation makes sense in integer form.
There is the option to add a caption line to the aggregation which can contain a float, e.g "ran 82.42 miles in 10 hours".
The individual posts you make with your app can display a float in its headline. E.g. "just ran 25.56 miles in 3 hours".
You can explore the other Open Graph Aggregation layout styles if it is important for you to display a float in the headline. For example, the Map Layout supposedly supports displaying a float in its headline (here displaying a max value):
If the property name is rtw you should only write:
{rtw|currency}
It would be nice to have some more number formatting though. The default display of floats changed a few weeks ago as well. It used to round automatically, but now shows 2 decimals.
My movie rating app used to show 3/5 stars or 2.5/5 stars, but now shows 3.00/5 stars or 2.50/5 stars.