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119199 Il secondo parametro è il numero minimo di interi che dovranno essere visualizzati. NumberFormat2(variabile, 1, 2, 0, False)
link: Ciao, con numberformat2 ho ottenuto un numero decimale arrotondato alla seconda cifra, ma quando il numero ottenuto è "0,xx" il risultato ottenuto ome
link: Ciao, Usa B4XFormatter https://www.b4x.-con-separat-migliaia-e-virgola-decimali-modo-italiano.132037/page-2#post-833163

This does indeed sound like a bug as it is the intention that both act the same. I will have a look.
link: Although the behaviour is indeed different, I honestly find what B4J (Java) produces confusing. If I ask for a minimum of two fractions, I would expe
link: Hi, It says that NumberFormat and NumberFormat2 is supported in BANano but I get a different behavior than in B4J. If I use: NumberFormat2(314.159265
link: Here is a temporary workaround until the new release: public Sub NumberFormat2Fix(number As Double, minimumIntegers As Int, maximumFractions As Int,

It is correct. NumberFormat converts a Double into a String with "," as the thousand separator by default. To get the result you expect you should use: NumberFormat2(150, 5, 0, 0, False)
link: are you sure ? for me the right resut is 00150 NumberFormat(Number as Double,MinimumInteger As Int,MaximumFractions As Int) As String Example : Num
link: The NumberFormat statement in versione 8.50 wrong. for example : FormatNumber(150,5,0) = 00,150

It seems it also happen when using NumberFormat2. Log(NumberFormat2(-101010101010101500.5553, 1, 2, 2, True)) ' <-- -101,010,101,010,101,504.00 Log(NumberFormat2(101010101010101500.5553, 1, 2, 2, True)) ' <-- 101,010,101,010,101,504.00
link: Also need check if we input negative value. Dim mount As String = NumberFormat2(-1101500.5563, 0, 2, 2, False) Log(GetIndianFormat(mount)) ' -,11,01,5
link: Due to lack of time I attach routine. If you want you can improve it. Dim mount As String = NumberFormat2(101500, 0, 2, 2, False) Log(GetIndi
link: Hi all, Here sample code : Dim fTotal As Double = 100000 Log("fTotal : " & fTotal) Dim Total

Numberformat2
link: To obtain 10.00 you will need to input 10 as in the example Dim a As Double = 10 Log(NumberFormat2(a, 1, 2, 2, False)) Ma perchè scriviamo in Inglese

What exactly do you expect ? NumberFormat(Number As Double, MinimumIntegers As Int, MaximumFractions As Int) returns 2 fractions max but removes any non significant zeros. If you want at least one fraction you should use NumberFormat2: NumberFormat2(Number As Double, MinimumIntegers As Int, MaximumF
link: Aha! Thanks Klaus! I was unaware of numberformat2, don't know how I missed this. I was expecting the zero to remain...my bad :) Rusty

B4XFormatter is an alternative to NumberFormat / NumberFormat2 keywords. It is implemented in B4X and it is cross platform. There are two types in the library: B4XFormatter - The main class. B4XFormatData - A type with various configurable fields. The formatter holds a list of format data objects

I use NumberFormat (and NumberFormat2) a lot. It's a life saver! I was just wondering if there's a particular reason, something evil or mysterious about number 3, or if I was doing something wrong. Fortunately, thanks to Erel, NumberFormat also "rounds" the number to the specified number of fraction
link: If you need to show this as 1.4 and not 1.40000000001 here is example. Not sure if there any other better ways to address this. value1 = 1.3 + 0.1 L

It is fixed for the next update.
link: Just for causality I used both NumberFormat and NumberFormat2 in the same code and I noticed that when I change the Grouping parameter in NumberForma

Numberformat2 allows you to turn off the number grouping so you could still use 4 digits if you need to.
link: hi i have a list of files. files are named (1.txt,2.txt,.....23.txt,...) now i add all to a list and i want to sort them but i get 1.txt 11.txt 12.t
link: You have a comma in the number, change Numberformat so it doesn't use a thousands indicator.
link: ok now i understand what was the problem when i used numberformat(NR,4,0) it returned 0,001 (i dont know why there was a ,) but if i used 3 instead of

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