Non usa decimal separator

How can I change decimal separator in DIAdem reports to print it according to my regional settings?

Hi Juliano,
Depending where in REPORT the number comes up, you either enter in a format string of "d,ddd" or you use the str() function with the same format string.
It would help to know more about your report,
Brad Turpin
DIAdem Product Support Engineer
National Instruments

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LabVIEW to Excel - decimal separator issue

I'm using a VI to copy a LabVIEW table to Excel
http://forums.ni.com/ni/attachments/ni/170/125802/1/Write_Table_and_Chart_to_XL.llb
My system uses the comma as a standard decimal separator. Despite changing the LabVIEW settings the table I generate uses a decimal point. When I copy the data values smaller than one are copied correctly, but values > 1 are recognized as the value times a million.
0,9 is still 0,9 but 1,34 is 1340000
Is there any way to resolve this issue
Thanks
Solved!
Go to Solution.

I ran your VI and everything looks fine for me!!
I get the attached table when I ran the code.
Are you using any non-english keybord? or is there any default settings in Excel with formatted cells?
Iam using LV8.5, and I changed the range property's value to Value2 in Set Cell Value.vi (since it had a broken arrow)
Message Edited by Vsh on 11-09-2009 02:55 AM
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ORA-00913: too many values - how to change decimal separator?

I want to use SQL Developer's database export and need advice how to tweak the decimal separator from , to . in the sql-inserts created.
Preferrably in SQL Developer, because this error can be easily happen and is hard to catch during import.+
See below how to reproduce this:
h3. 1.) ddl (ugly)
set SERVEROUTPUT on
CREATE TABLE AADECIMEXPORT
"DECIMALNUMBER" NUMBER
, "HUBBABUBBA" varchar2(20 byte)
CREATE TABLE succeeded.
h3. 2.) inserts by hand
insert into AADECIMEXPORT(DECIMALNUMBER,HUBBABUBBA) values(10,'smells integer');
insert into AADECIMEXPORT(DECIMALNUMBER,HUBBABUBBA) values(3.141592654,'smells rounded pi');
1 rows inserted
1 rows inserted
¨
h3. 3.) select * from AADECIMEXPORT
DECIMALNUMBER HUBBABUBBA
10 SMELLS INTEGER
3,141592654 smells rounded pi
h3. 4.) then use sqldevelopers Tools-"database export" to export this table
-- File created - tiistai-marraskuu-23-2010
-- DDL for Table AADECIMEXPORT
CREATE TABLE "AADECIMEXPORT"
(     "DECIMALNUMBER" NUMBER,
     "HUBBABUBBA" VARCHAR2(20)
-- DATA FOR TABLE AADECIMEXPORT
-- FILTER = none used
REM INSERTING into AADECIMEXPORT
Insert into AADECIMEXPORT (DECIMALNUMBER,HUBBABUBBA) values (10,'smells integer');
Insert into AADECIMEXPORT (DECIMALNUMBER,HUBBABUBBA) values (3,141592654,'smells rounded pi');
-- END DATA FOR TABLE AADECIMEXPORT
h3. 5.) Test the insert
Insert into AADECIMEXPORT (DECIMALNUMBER,HUBBABUBBA) values (3,141592654,'smells rounded pi');
Error starting at line 49 in command:
Insert into AADECIMEXPORT (DECIMALNUMBER,HUBBABUBBA) values (3,141592654,'smells rounded pi')
Error at Command Line:49 Column:12
Error report:
SQL Error: ORA-00913: too many values
00913. 00000 - "too many values"
*CAUSE:
*Action:

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Decimal Separator in SELECT Clause

Hi
I have the following decimal format parameters:
SQL> select value
2 from v$nls_parameters
3 where parameter = 'NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS';
VALUE
If I show a number with decimal I get a comma as the decimal separator
SQL> select 10/100 from dual;
10/100
,1
But if I use a decimal separator in the SELECT clause I get:
SQL> select 100 * 1,1 from dual;
100*1 1
100 1
It doesn't work. But using a period as the decimal separator works:
SQL> select 1.1 * 100 from dual;
1.1*100
110
Maybe this is something I've never had to deal with before but I thought that the numeric format applied to the sql results and also the numbers that you used in the sql clauses.
Regards,
Néstor Boscán

Hi,Néstor,
user594312 wrote:
... I thought that the numeric format applied to the sql results and also the numbers that you used in the sql clauses.No; it applies to results, and it can affect implicit conversions, but it doesn't apply to SQL code.
The period (or dot, '.') is always the decimal separator in numeric literals. There is no way to change that.
Think how confusing it would be if it did apply to SQL code! For example:
WHERE   num_col IN (1,2)Are we comparing num_col to 1 value or 2 values? Whichever it is, what if we wanted to do the opposite?
If you really wanted to use comma as the decimal separator, you could have to use strings, not numbers, and that could be a lot less efficient.
For example:
SELECT 100 * TO_NUMBER ('1,1')    -- This assumes your NLS settings are correct
FROM    dual;Of course, efficiency won't be an issue when you're selecting 1 row from dual.

Trinidad-config.xml, number-grouping-separator and decimal-separator

Hi,
According to my application locale, numbers are formatted as 1.234,56
Now I want numbers to be formatted the US flavour: 1,234.56
Here is my trinidad-config.xml file contents:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="windows-1252"?>
<trinidad-config xmlns="http://myfaces.apache.org/trinidad/config">
<skin-family>mySkin</skin-family>
<number-grouping-separator>,</number-grouping-separator>
<decimal-separator>.</decimal-separator>
</trinidad-config>
The file above is declared in the web.xml file (although I'm not pretty sure this is really necessary):
<context-param>
<param-name>javax.faces.CONFIG_FILES</param-name>
<param-value>/WEB-INF/trinidad-config.xml</param-value>
</context-param>
And an example of a numerical input text:
<af:inputText value="#{row.bindings.Salary.inputValue}" label="#{bindings.EmployeesView3.hints.Salary.label}"
required="#{bindings.EmployeesView3.hints.Salary.mandatory}" columns="#{bindings.EmployeesView3.hints.Salary.displayWidth}"
maximumLength="#{bindings.EmployeesView3.hints.Salary.precision}" shortDesc="#{bindings.EmployeesView3.hints.Salary.tooltip}"
id="it5">
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<af:convertNumber pattern="#{bindings.EmployeesView3.hints.Salary.format}" />
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But it doesn't work. I don't know what I'm missing... Please, help!
JDev 11.1.1.3.0

Hello. With my application locale, numbers are formatted as 1234,56
But i need 1 234.56 format.
To achieve this, I use trinidad-config.xml, that contains few options:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="windows-1251"?>
<trinidad-config xmlns="http://myfaces.apache.org/trinidad/config">
<skin-family>mySkin</skin-family>
<number-grouping-separator> </number-grouping-separator>
<decimal-separator>.</decimal-separator>
</trinidad-config>
On my page i use af:outputText with af:convertNumber as shown below:
<af:outputText value="1234567,890" id="ot2">
<af:convertNumber currencySymbol="USD" minFractionDigits="2"
groupingUsed="true" type="currency"
maxFractionDigits="2"/>
</af:outputText>
Output: *1 234 567,89 USD*
Why decimal separator hasn't changed?
Byt the way. With convertNumber type "percent" output will be *1 234 567.89%*

Problem with decimal separator

How to change default settings for decimal and group separators?
Example:
- 10g database
- APEX v.3.1.2.00.02
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0.00: Language derived from: FLOW_PRIMARY_LANGUAGE, current browser language: hr
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0.01: NLS: CSV charset=*EE8MSWIN1250*
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0.00: Language derived from: FLOW_PRIMARY_LANGUAGE, current browser language: hr
0.00: alter session set nls_language="*CROATIAN*"
0.00: alter session set nls_territory="*CROATIA*"
0.00: NLS: CSV charset=*EE8MSWIN1250*
*0.00: ...NLS: Set Decimal separator=","*
*0.00: ...NLS: Set NLS Group separator="."*
Both applications are same and in both applications Application Primary Language globalization attribute is set to Croatian (hr) but I'm getting different decimal and group separators.
Querying v$nls_parameters view I saw that, in first case NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS parameters are set same on database and apex ('.,') but in second case they are different. On database is '.,' but on apex application ',.'
Why?
Please help!

Make changes in the regional configurations of your PC.
Maybe its solve your problem.

How to fill TAX Form W-8IMY for Individual Non-USA developer?

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ODI-HFM issue with decimal separator

Hi all,
We are extracting data from an HFM application A and loading into an HFM application B.
Example:
Data extracted from applicaiton A = 21.742.139,55
Data loaded to application B (verified from Explore Data and Smart View) = 2.174.213.955,00
Is data loading with ODI-HFM taking the regional settings?
Any suggestions?
If we extract data with HFM Client (logged on with the same user configured in HFM Data server) from application A and load it into application B, data is correct in application B.
Current configuration is:
- User preferences for HFM Application A
     * Decimal separator = ","
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- User preferences for HFM Application B
     * Decimal separator = ","
     * Thousands separator = "."
- Regional settings of the server where the agent is running (English US)
     * Decimal separator = "."
     * Thousands separator = ","
This setting is the same for all HFM application servers
- ODI Datastore HFMDatastore
     * Decimal separator set to "," (this setting was changed to see if solved the issue)
- ODI Datastore for staging table
     * Decimal separator set to "," (this setting was changed to see if solved the issue)
- Language Settings for DB (American English)
Thanks in advance!

Hi Pls Use This
    For Decimal Separator other than . we need to Code to Convert , See This Code Below and Do the Code
Private Function ReturnQty(ByVal Qty As String) As String
Dim strQty As String
Dim strSQL As String
Dim strSeprtr As String
Dim objRS As SAPbobsCOM.Recordset
strSQL = "SELECT ThousSep FROM OADM"
Set objRS = oSBC.oDICompany.GetBusinessObject(BoRecordset)
objRS.DoQuery (strSQL)
If Not objRS.EOF Then
        strSeprtr = objRS.Fields.Item("ThousSep").Value
End If
If strSeprtr = "," Then
ReturnQty = Qty
ElseIf strSeprtr = "'" And Len(Qty) <= 6 Then
Qty = Replace(Qty, ",", ".")
'Qty = Replace(Qty, ",", ".")
ReturnQty = Qty
Qty = Qty
ElseIf strSeprtr = "'" Then
Qty = Replace(Qty, "'", "")
'Qty = Replace(Qty, ",", ".")
ReturnQty = Qty
Qty = Qty
ElseIf strSeprtr = "." And Len(Qty) <= 6 Then
Qty = Replace(Qty, ".", ",")
Qty = Replace(Qty, ",", ".")
ReturnQty = Qty
ElseIf strSeprtr = "." Then
Qty = Replace(Qty, ".", "")
Qty = Replace(Qty, ",", ".")
ReturnQty = Qty
End If
End Function
Mohamed Zubair

Using comma (,) as a decimal separator

I know this isn't the right place to ask, but I cant get excel to use comma as a decimal separator.
All is set up right in system preferences and I still cant get it to work in excel.
So Im asking if any one know how to make the comma to be used for the decimal numbers and dot for thousands.
Or if any one can explain this to me, or better do it for me.
http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20050926170928881
Many thanks

Hi, Sven.
You might want to search or post on the Excel group you can find on the Microsoft Mac Support - Newsgroups page. These are Google Groups with active participation from MS product users, including a variety of expert users.
I don't mean to send you somewhere else, but I've found numerous answers there for folks with questions related to MS products. Accordingly, it has often proved to be the first, best place to look for answers to questions such as you are asking.
When you post your question there, be sure to state the version of Excel you are using.
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Crystal reports decimal separator issue

Post Author: Ramco
CA Forum: General
In crystal reports XI and crystal reports XI R2 decimal separator is not changing according to regional setting. In report designer we have formated the field display style to "System Default Number format" and changed the regional settings to German(123.345.678,90).Still it is displaying the English(United States) format (123,345,678.90).Note: It is working fine in standalone applications.Problem is only with the web based appications.

Post Author: royaouad
CA Forum: General
hi Ramco
i have the same problem as u have. did u find any solution. if yes could u please tell me?

Illustrator Graphs; Add totals to a column design; Need , (comma) as decimal separator

Hi all
I am editing a German Annual Report.
I live in Australia.
My system runs OS X 10.10.2 and my Adobe Suite CC is English (or Australian, if that does make a difference in some library)
I need to create a bunch of columns and bar graphs.
The label next to a single column or bar is taken automatically from the data spread.
The decimal separator in the data spread is a . (full stop, or dot)
I need it do display a comma on the final graph. This is standard in many European languages.
If I enter a comma in the data spread Illustrator refuses to draw a graph for this value.
How can I do this?
Regards
Romano

Thank you Jacob
I have to play with this and see what happens if I open data with , as a separator at a later stage.
Also I got lots of clients on the go at all times. I can not change my OS settings for this and then unwittingly create a problem on other clients files.
I am looking at solving this for a specific client on a specific project. Also the files may be edited at the clients site (in Switzerland [Swiss German System]) at a later stage.
I just sent them a test file and they tell me the separator is still a . when they open and edit the data.
If it is in deed a OS issue... ...that should change the moment the edit the graph me thinks...
Regards
Romano

Project in dutch language, but use a point as decimal separator (not comma)

I am working with Haley v9.4.1.71.
I am preparing a demo for coming wednesday in which I want Haleys to work together with Siebel. I have now ran in to a problem for which I can’t find the solution. I have made the rules in the Dutch language wich all works fine. As it seems it also uses the dutch format for numbers, this means that the decimal separator is a comma instead of a point. Siebel however, requires the decimal separator to be a (point).
Data delivered from Haleys to Siebel is in the current situation therefore converted incorrectly.
My question is:
How can I keep the dutch language, but use the point as a decimal separator (instead of the comma).
Thing I have tried already:
- Configure the file hi-servlet.properties with the Haley Interactive Configuration Tool
The ‘Application Output Numeric Format’ is #,###,###,##0.###############
This looks correct, but still in the User Interface the comma is used as the decimal separator.
- Set the Windows Regional and Language Options (Tab Regional Options) to English(United States) and customized the Decimal symbol to a point.
- I have also looked in the Folder C:\Program Files\Haley\Office Rules 2008\Language\Dutch but couldn’t find specific settings for the comma separator
I hope you can help me solve this issue.
Sake Kampen

Thank you for the reply.
The problem to upgrading to v10 is that we make use of a OPA <-> Siebel integration developed by the local Dutch Oracle pre-sales team. And I don't know if we can replicate what Oracle has done for us if we upgrade.
But the problem I'm having doesnt lie with the connection but with OPA itself, in OPA the decimal separator is a comma where I want it to be a point. This problem only exists when I create a Dutch project, when I create an English project (on the same windows environment with the same regional settings) the decimal separator is a point.
I have advanced a little bit, but I’m not quite there yet.
Haleys seems to use the Regional settings of Windows.
The regional settings of my Windows-installation was English, so I temporarily went to Dutch to see what the settings were there. Ofcourse the numberformatting was in the dutch way with a comma as the decimal separator. So I changed this to a point and clicked ‘Apply’. Then I changed the language back to English and clicked ‘Apply’.
In Haleys the same error persisted.
So I went back to the regional settings of windows, and there I went back to dutch (English was still selected) and saw to my surprise that the ‘corrected’ decimal separator for dutch was set back to its default.
So I changed it again to a point and now kept the dutch regional setting, and tested Haleys again. The behaviour of Haleys then changed. But surprisingly the decimal signs are now deleted.
e.g.:
a value derived from a table in excel is transformed as follows
in Excel: 28.5 ==> in Haleys: 285
Provided by user in Haleys: 543.1234 ==> shown in Haleys summary screen 5.431.234
I can provide decimal numbers and they seem to be accepted, but if I show them in the summary screen (using the%%) I see that every number is rounded to a whole one in the way described above.
Are you certain this is a known issue that has been adressed in Haleys 10?

Big issue with decimal separator

regional settings of machine where client & server reside are for european country (decimal separator is ",")
sap b1 decimal separator is set also for ",".
exception occurs when I set in code, for a edittexts' datasource of type SUM a decimal value using ",". If I set the value using "." it works. how the $%#$% is this possible?

Hi Pls Use This
For Decimal Separator other than . we need to Code to Convert , See This Code Below and Do the Code
Private Function ReturnQty(ByVal Qty As String) As String
Dim strQty As String
Dim strSQL As String
Dim strSeprtr As String
Dim objRS As SAPbobsCOM.Recordset
strSQL = "SELECT ThousSep FROM OADM"
Set objRS = oSBC.oDICompany.GetBusinessObject(BoRecordset)
objRS.DoQuery (strSQL)
If Not objRS.EOF Then
strSeprtr = objRS.Fields.Item("ThousSep").Value
End If
If strSeprtr = "," Then
ReturnQty = Qty
ElseIf strSeprtr = "'" And Len(Qty) <= 6 Then
Qty = Replace(Qty, ",", ".")
'Qty = Replace(Qty, ",", ".")
ReturnQty = Qty
Qty = Qty
ElseIf strSeprtr = "'" Then
Qty = Replace(Qty, "'", "")
'Qty = Replace(Qty, ",", ".")
ReturnQty = Qty
Qty = Qty
ElseIf strSeprtr = "." And Len(Qty) <= 6 Then
Qty = Replace(Qty, ".", ",")
Qty = Replace(Qty, ",", ".")
ReturnQty = Qty
ElseIf strSeprtr = "." Then
Qty = Replace(Qty, ".", "")
Qty = Replace(Qty, ",", ".")
ReturnQty = Qty
End If
End Function
Mohamed Zubair

How do I block Area Code 350 and other non-USA or invalid area codes?

Spam calls are becoming more prevalent, despite being on the donotcall registry. I would like to block invalid area codes, non-USA area codes, and accept only calls from 10 digit numbers in valid US area codes. Can someone explain how to do this? If it cannot be done, where is Verizon's suggestion box? Thanks.

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Zero before decimal separator

Hi,
I swear I've been looking the forum before asking my question:
since a while I'm looking for a way, thru an alter session or thru sql*plus, to set a zero before the decimal separator when my values are between -1 and 1 ...
example:
select val from myTable;
val
5.2
8.2
.5
-5
-.3
-1
and I would have:
5.2
8.2
0.5
-5
-0.3
-1
Thanks for your help.
Stephane Dekeyzer.

Thank you all.
I've also discovered format 'fm90.9999'
fm removes the not usefull trailing zero.
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