Value Format Patterns (Numbers)

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When a number field is defined on a template, you have the option to set a value format pattern for the field. You can either select from the list of commonly used patterns or enter custom patterns.

Number Formatting:

 0 (zero)

 This digit placeholder displays insignificant zeros if a number has fewer  digits than there are zeros in the format.

 #

 This digit placeholder follows the same rules as the 0 (zero). However,  naturalForms does not display extra zeros when the number that you  type has fewer digits on either side of the decimal than there are #  symbols in the format.

 %

 The percentage symbol will display the number as a percentage by  multiplying the number by 100.

 negative  numbers

 If you wish to display a number differently if it is negative, you will need  two sections of the format separated by a semi-colon.

 text

 Text can be added in the number format. This can include any text or to  show symbols (for example: $, <, >, :).

 

Examples:

 To display

 As

 Use this code

 1234.59

 1234.6

 ####.#

 8.9

 8.900

 #.000

 .631

 0.6

 0.#

 12
 1234.568   

 12.0
 1234.57

 #.0#

 12000

 12,000

 #,###

 5000

 $5,000.00

 $#,##0.00

 .453

 45.3%

 #0.0%

 453.23

 -453.23

 453.23

 (453.23)

 #.00;(#.00)

 34.56

 -34.56

 $34.56 Profit

 $34.56 Loss

 $#.00 Profit;$#.00 Loss

 

Note:  To type one of the following currency symbols in a number format, press NUM LOCK and use the numeric keypad to type the ANSI code for the symbol.

 To enter

 Press this code

 ¢

 ALT+0162

 £

 ALT+0163

 ¥

 ALT+0165

 €

 ALT+0128

 

 

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