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Convert number field to 2 decimal places

Hi

I have a numerical field in a table from SQL that is just expressed as numbers, e.g 25455.

However this field is a cash value that should be to 2 decimal places e.g £254.55.

I have tried to amend this using the list box properties, however it just adds more digits, e.g £25,455.00

Could someone point me in the right direction?

Thanks

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israrkhan
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Specialist II

Sorry, i did not get you correctly before, now i got you correctly

LOAD "OPENING_BALANCE" = Num( "OPENING_BALANCE"/ 100, ' £###.##', '.', ',' );.... is not correct way



try this, sure it will work..

LOAD

Num( [OPENING_BALANCE] / 100, ' £###.##', '.', ',' ) as NewNum;

SQL SELECT "OPENING_BALANCE"

FROM "XXXXXXX"

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Anonymous
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Hi Martin,

Is that what you mean:

= Num( 25455 / 100, ' £###.##', '.', ',' )

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Hi Lucas

Looks like it yes, do I build that into my script?

thanks

Anonymous
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Yes Martin,

but instead of using the fix number 24555 just use your number field instead:

= Num( NumField/ 100, ' £###.##', '.', ',' )

Or you could use on your objects ( list, tables, etc ) as a calculated dimension.

Please tell me if you could archive it!

Regards

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Hi Lucas

I have added this to my script, but once reloaded I only end up with two values, £0.00 and £-1.00 ?

thanks

Anonymous
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Martin,

could you send me some examples of the plain number, or maybe attach the qvw?

Regads

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Sure, some example numbers below. I'm afraid I can't attach the qvw

1437185

801762

883832

32107

98106

401059

thanks

israrkhan
Specialist II
Specialist II

hi

on the number tab select money and enter the format pattern  £#,##0.00;(£#,##0.00)

will work...

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Hi Israr

Thanks for the input, I tried something similar earlier, however that just appends additional digits to the end.

for example 32107 becomes £32,107.00. I want it to be £321.07

thanks

Anonymous
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Martin, how are you using that field? it worked on a list, with your examples:

Formated.png

Please, see attached.