Leading zeros and editing figures

Hello,
Just need the following on a query:
To get rid of 0unit or 0currency:
Quatity 14ST -> 14
Import 145,320US -> 145,320
To print leading zeros:
Item 10 -> 000010
Item 480 -> 000480
Item 10289 -> 010289
To print editing on figures and percentages:
145,320 -> $ 145, 320.00
6.69 -> 6.69%
Thanks in advanced.

Pejl,
You can take care of currency display as follows:
For ex: If you define a keyfigure "Discount" with Type :Amount and data type CURR-Currency field,stored
as DEC and under Currency tab select 0currency
for Unit/currency
Unit InfoObject (currency/unit)
This field describes which InfoObject has the unit key figure. For quantity key figures and amount key figures, either this field has to be filled, or there has to be a fixed currency or a quantity unit.
-Doodle

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