Numeric format

Hi!
As u all know in north America style we write no as 1,234.56 and in Europe we write as 1.234,56 .
I have a problem related to this only....
when I  use fbz5 for check printing .
and my vendor is belong to europe then in check it will display amount in 1.234,56 fromat.
how can this prob be solve.
Regards
Nutan

hi!
I m waiting for reply...
can u help me to solve the problem
Regards
Nutan

Similar Messages

  • How can I tell that a default numeric format has been applied to a numeric limit step?

    I am working on generating custom HTML code for our test systems in order to reduce the 'footprint' of the standard HTML entries for numeric limits, multiple-numeric limit steps etc....
    For a Numeric Limit step, I can set the Numeric Format via the 'Limits' tab and select the pulldown arrow to select any format.  Does TestStand actually save this information with the step so I could possibly use this later?   I ask this because my modifications are within the 'ModifyReportEntry' Callback.   When I am modifying the code to generate new HTML within this callback, I have no idea if the developer has selected a Numeric Format for a given step OR simply left it as DEFAULT.
    To make matters more confusing, here is some more information....
    When I pause the execution in the callback I notice the following:
    Case 1:  User has selected a Numeric Format ( this example I will say 3 digits of precision ) %.3f. for a numeric limit step.
    Parameters.Result.Limits.Low = 10.000
    Parameters.Result.Limits.High = 20.000
    Parameters.Result.Numeric = 15.657
    Notice the numeric data is ALREADY formatted! Great, I can simply use this to generate my custom HTML table for the numeric limit step.
    Case 2 : User has left the numeric format to <Default> for the step.
    Parameters.Result.Limits.Low = 10
    Paramters.Result.Limits.High = 20
    Parameters.Result.Numeric = 15.65713515155
    Numeric data is NOT formatted.  I know that TestStand will apply the Default Numeric Format that is configured in the report options when it writes the report but since I am doing a custom report I am stuck.
    My question is how can I possibly tell that the data has already been formatted by TestStand in the ModifyReportEntry callback?  Is there some flag that I could check or anything?
    I do notice that the Parameters.ReportEntry string contains TestStand's default HTML code for the step and this is already properly formatted.. so as a possible workaround I could 'pick out' the data from this string but this is slow and time consuming.
    Thanks
    PH

    PH,
    You can find out if the numeric format has changed using the TestStand API. I use the following statement in my step's post-expression to find out the numeric format that TestStand uses for the step.
    Step.Limits.Low.NumericFormat
    If the string returned is an empty string, then it is the default format, otherwise, it's the one specified in the string.
    Hope this helps.
    Raj
    National Instruments
    Applications Engineer

  • How can I change the numeric format of the cursor coordinates display in LV 8.2

    Since LV 8.0 or so the cursor display window of a graph indicator seems to be a tree control. I couldn't find where to change the numeric format of the numbers displayed in that control. What did I miss?

    lecroy wrote:
    Maybe I'm not clear on what your looking for but I just use a property node and route the raw cursor data out to what ever function I want to run on it, then display it in a seperate field.  The nice thing with the property node is you can have multiple graphs linked together by one set of cursors all with different readouts. 
    Yes, of course that's an option and I guess I'll have to do it that way.
    The point is that I converted a pre-LV-8.x program to LV 8.5. In the program I had used the coordinates display field in the cursor legend to display the position, just the was the cursor legend is supposed to be used, IMO. And in pre-LV-8.x days it was possible to customize the numeric format property of the cursor legend (either directly or by property nodes). It seems that with LV 8.x NI chose to use a treeview control for the cursor legend. With that 'improvement' the numeric formatting flexibility was lost since now the conversion to the string content in the cursor legend's treeview is happening somewhere 'under the hood'.
    <rant> Why do they (NI) always try to 'improve' things (where nothing needs be improved) and sacrifice functionality on the way....? </rant>

  • How to store numeric format data in a database

    In order to properly format a report generated from data stored in a database using a TestStand schema,
    I would like to add formating information for numeric values to the database.
    My intent was to store the numeric format string data in a separate column in the MEAS_NUMERICLIMIT table in the database.
    By using this format string I can then format the numeric values in my report.
    I have successfully retrieved the numeric format string by calling the 'NI TestStand API 3.0', using the ActiveX/COM adapter.
    In the 'PropertyObject' class there is an action called 'Get Property'.
    This action can retrive the 'NumericFormat' property for a given object reference.
    The problem is that I don´t know HOW to do this in the dat
    abase logging schema.
    Can I use this method in the API to retrive and store the numeric format string in the database??
    Or is there any other way of achieving this functionality?
    All ideas for solutions are appreciated.
    Thanks in advance!

    Yes you can. I think it would be helpful if you explain in more detail what you are trying to do.
    >>>> Basically I am trying to reproduce the data sheet created by test stand by using the data in the database.
    Are you using an NI default schema or have you already customized it?
    >>>> I already have a custom schema that I created many years ago, But if I have to start with a 'newer' default schema it wouldn't be to much of a problem to incorporate my changes into it. (I had added Model number and Comment to UUT result table and provided support for custom step types, the custom step types are based on the default NumericLimit step type )
    If default, what about the schema is insufficient for what you want to do?
    >>>> In order to generate a datasheet from the data in the database that replicates the datasheet produced by teststand, I need the Formatted values for the test results and the test limits. So I'm thinking it would be easier for me to query the database for the formatted numbers (as strings) instead of having to query the database for the 'numeric value' and the 'format string' and then creating the string for my datasheet.
    Is the data and limits that you are trying to log custom properties or or is this for the NI numeric or multi-numeric step type?
    >>>> No using custom properties, just dealing with 'NumericLimit' step types
    I had looked at how the 'SequentialModel.Seq' calls the modelsupport2.dll to  to produce the data sheet entries.
         ProcessModelPostResultListEntry >
         Process Step Result >
         Get Step Result Body (Sequence) >
         Add Flagged Values >
         modelsupport2.dll >
         GetFlaggedValuesForReport_Html
    But, alas, I don't understanding the whole traversing concept.

  • Numeric format based on data in another field

    I am trying to set up a form where the numeric format of one field is based on units of measure in another field. The fields are: units1 and iq1. What I want to do is have the iq1 field format for percent with two decimal places when units1 is  LS or ls or L.S. or l.s. otherwise the field should be formatted for a number with the format nnn,nnn,nnn.nn. Any help for this newbie is appreciated.

    I think this is what you are looking for:
    Make sure that you select "Commit selected value immediately" in the options tab of the drop down menu.
    //Place this script in the custom validation script of the drop down menu
    //Create a text field caleld Text2
    var MySelection = event.value;
    switch (MySelection) {
    case "Accountability":
        this.getField("Text2").value = "Accepts personal responsibility for the quality and timeliness of work. Can be relied upon to achieve results with little need for supervision. ";   
    break;
      case "Compliance":
        this.getField("Text2").value = "Complies with policies, procedures, workflows and instructions.";
        break;
    I hope this helps.

  • Jbdc sender adapter: problem whit numeric format

    hello!
    i have a jdbc (sql server)->xi->RFC interface in my XI 3.0 .
    On the table i'm reading a double field and i map it into a string field.
    But numeric format are changed inside XI.
    So when on table i have a number like this: 12.12345 on monitor i'll find this: 12.1234499999999999999
    And later on rfc too...
    any suggestion?

    Hi,
    What SP level you have.
    Are you using any other step in between your Source & Target field mapping?
    Try to implement this...
    /people/thorsten.nordholmsbirk/blog/2006/08/25/new-arithmetic-and-statistical-functions-in-message-mappings-in-sp18
    Regards,
    Sarvesh

  • Problem with Scorecard and Numeric Format

    Hi,
    I need some help with the Scorecard component.  i'm using Xcelsius 2008 SP 3.3, and MS Office 2007.  Everything is working great until i set the format of labels to numeric with negative value being red. Then, if the value is negative, my alert indicator will also turn red regardless of the color i set on Alerts tab.
    For instance,
    Name        M1     
    AAA        -1     
    BBB        2     
    CCC        3     
    Alert by value, low values are good, automatic color
    GREEN:  minimum to 0
    RED: 0 to maximum
    So, AAA indicates GREEN. After i set numeric format of column M1 so that negative value will display in red, AAA will indicate RED instead. Additionally, even if i set alert values to a different column in the spreadsheet, the result is the same.
    Is this behavior by design?  Is there any work around? (My boss really wants them red.) :P
    Currently, I'm in the process of downloading fix pack 3.4 with the hope that it might fix this. i'll let you know if it's does.
    Edited by: MrBank on Dec 21, 2010 5:16 AM
    fix pack 3.4 doens't help

    Have you tried conditional formatting in Excel ? That is an option worth exploring.
    Here are the fixed issues in SP 3.4:
    http://help.sap.com/businessobject/product_guides/xcelsius2008SP3/en/Xcelsius2008_FP3.4_fixed_issues_en.pdf
    Here is an excerpt specific to score card component.
    ADAPT01449290 (Xcelsius Scorecard shows inconsistent behavior)
    Description:
    The Xcelsius Scorecard component shows inconsistent behavior.
    New Behavior:
    This issue is resolved. The font-style value is retained when you rebind the data. Format information
    is not retained and will be retrieved directly from Excel for each binding. Column width is not updated
    when you rebind data.
    Edited by: Narender Jayachandran on Dec 23, 2010 4:20 PM

  • How to convert standard (Western) numerical format to Indian format?

    I have been doing a lot of research and while I've repeatedly found the function module to convert numerical amounts in to words (HR_IN_CHG_INR_WRDS) I haven't found a way to convert a standard numerical format, 121,212,123 in to the Indian format of 12,12,12,123 or 505,000 to 5,05,000 for example.
    I repeatedly saw in other threads people were suggesting to change the decimal format of the currency in OY01 however the Indian format option is not listed.  We only have the following options:
    X 1,234,567.89
    Y 1 234 567,89
        1.234.567,89
    Whereas I would need 12,34,567.89.
    Is there a Function Module we can use? Is there some CIN add-on we need to import to make the additonal decimal format available?
    Thanks in advance

    Check [this link>>>|http://www.xe.com/ucc/convert.cgi?Amount=10000000&From=USD&To=INR&image.x=62&image.y=20&image=Submit]
    else.. You might have to write a conversion routine...
    DATA: curr TYPE netwr,
          c(20) TYPE c.
    curr = '1234567890'.
    WRITE:/ 'before:', curr.
    WRITE curr TO c USING EDIT MASK '__,__,___.__'.
    WRITE:/ 'after:', c.

  • Set Date/Currency/Numeric Format in WebIntelligence - Regional Settings

    We have migrated from BOE R2 to BOE R3.1, and our users have observed that the date & numeric format is not localized to spanish (Spain).
    How can Web Intelligence regional settings be configured to all the users (not editing personal configuration of every user)?
    For instance the time is indicated with AM/PM instead of 24h time format and the numbers are separated by comma (,) and not by dot (.).
    Example 11,816,138 instead of 11.816.138
    Thank you!

    Problem solved, the fp 1.3 installation did not complete.
    We reinstalled it and now everything works properly.

  • Calculating hours in numerical formats between 2 business days, calculated column

    Hi there,
    I need to calculate how many hours are between 2 days only including business days, outputting in numerical format (ex. 7.3). 
    I've been using this formula to output how many weekdays are between 2 days.
    =IF(AND((WEEKDAY(CompletedTimeStamp,2))<(WEEKDAY(,2)),((WEEKDAY(Created,2))-(WEEKDAY(CompletedTimeStamp,2)))>1),(((DATEDIF(Created,CompletedTimeStamp,"D")+1))-(FLOOR((DATEDIF(Created,CompletedTimeStamp,"D")+1)/7,1)*2)-2),(((DATEDIF(Created,CompletedTimeStamp,"D")+1))-(FLOOR((DATEDIF(Created,CompletedTimeStamp,"D")+1)/7,1)*2)))
    The problem with this is if the 2 dates are on the same day, it outputs "1". I need it to output the amount of hours then / by 24 to give me ".7"  instead.
    Is there anything I can do to convert this current formula to give me hours instead of days?
    Thanks,
    Terence

    The DATEDIF is rounding to the nearest day.
    Try this:
    =IF(AND((WEEKDAY(CompletedTimeStamp,2))<(WEEKDAY(,2)),((WEEKDAY(Created,2))-(WEEKDAY(CompletedTimeStamp,2)))>1),(((CompletedTimeStamp-Created+1))-(FLOOR((CompletedTimeStamp-Created+1)/7,1)*2)-2),(((CompletedTimeStamp-Created+1))-(FLOOR((CompletedTimeStamp-Created+1)/7,1)*2)))
    -1
    Then above will return fractions of days, i.e.  5.5 days. Multiply this by 24 for hours.
    I think there is a extra "+1" in the above example somewhere, so I added a minus 1 to get back the correct value.
    Hi.. Mike.. I am trying to use this calcuation.. its renndering "time being used 3.3".. I need it to calcuate a work day as 8 hrs  so if
    Start Date= 9/12/2014 9:00am
    End Date= 9/16/2014 5:00 pm
    should be 3 (8 hr work days)  any way I can fix this?
    Thanks in advance for your help.
    Mike Smith TechTrainingNotes.blogspot.com

  • NUMERIC FORMAT PROBLEM

    Hi,
    We did a migration of an oracle 8i database to a 9i database.
    Further web application call our database and we see a strange behaviour.
    With the new version, all the big numeric format seems to be retrieve in scientific notation as oracle stores them.
    So we have 7,246E+18 instead of 72461515191161616 for example.
    A simple solution is to put a "to_char" but we have a lot of query to change.
    So is there a global constant we can put on the init file or an "alter session" to get rid of this problem ?
    Thanks.

    Hi
    I know we should not change anything.
    But the fact is nobody change the source code of the program, we are sure about that.
    The connection is not different because we use the same name. The only changes is the "host name" in the tnsnames.ora.
    So really don't understand.
    Except a problem of interpretation between odbc and Oracle, i really don't know what happened.
    In all case, we have fix the problem for the moment because of our customers. We try to do more investigation later.
    Thanks.

  • Numeric format changes depending on Driver Version

    Scenario: JAVA application accessing Oracle 8.1.6 with last Oracle 9.2.0 JDBC Driver (classes12.zip) JDK1.3.
    We have found numeric format changes using old oracle.zip and new classes12.zip.
    With oracle.zip value 0.346 is returned
    With classes12.zip value .346 is returned.
    Why the format change depending on the driver version?
    Is the new format the right one?
    Many thanks.

    If you're working in CMYK, "softproof" your colors by choosing View->Overprint Preview. Note the keyboard shortcut
    If you're working in RGB, make sure the Creative Suite color management is synced. This is done through Bridge. May I suggest looking that up in Adobe Help.

  • Default numeric format in steps

    Hello,
    In my sequence, I have a step which call a IV in which I display numeric value of properties in TestStand. Those properties have default numeric format. So I want to display rhe number of digit as defined in report options (the value of those properties have the rignt number of digit in the report)
    I tried to use the GetFormattedValue method, but I didn't succreed
    So what I think to do is to get the default report format in report option and use it with the GetFormattedValue method. But it seems so me a little bit complicated.
    Do anybody know how to do it, or another way to do what I want
    Thanks
    I use TestStand 2013 and LabView 2013

    Hi Dave,
    You can modifiy the ReportOptions, if you have available, via the Override Callback Sequence ReportOptions.
    The ReportOptions container is passed to this Sequence during the early execution of the process model sequence, before it calls MainSequence.
    Therefore, if you include the ReportOptions Sequence in your sequence file, you will beable to make the change as Scott suggested.
    Regards
    Ray Farmer
    Regards
    Ray Farmer

  • Material class with " numeric format" in charaterstic store in which table

    Hi ,
    We had maintained material classification with "Material Class" , in charaterstic we have taken "Numeric format value" and we are giving this value manually in material when creating the material . These values will store in which table . Numeric value of charaterstic store in which table .

    Hi,
    Check table CAWN-ATFLV for numeric and CAWN-ATWRT for character type.
    u can check ATFLV field in AUSP also for numeric type and ATWRT for character type characteristiv
    Vijeta

  • Custom Numeric Format - Treat Number as Custom

    Hi,
    I want to be able to format the number results in thousands or even in millions. In excel, the "in thousand" format will be like this:-
    _(* #,##0,;_(* (#,##0,);_(* "-"_);_(@_)
    How do we do it in Answers' column properties > data format?
    Any advise will be appreciated.
    Is there a list of the codes to use in the custom Numeric format?

    Hi,
    fx of Answer's column divide with 1000000 and select number of decimals in column properties -> data format
    for example table_name.amount/1000000
    UPDATED POST
    I think this is the only way...
    If answered assign points and close thread. it would be helpful for the users in the future......
    cheers,
    Aravind
    Edited by: Aravind Addala on May 18, 2011 9:07 PM

  • From Spreadsheet Numeric Format Option

    Hello,
    I'm in the process of going through dashboard design 2011 and have noticed some differences that I can't find info for in the pdf documentation, so I'm hoping that someone here can help me out.
    Has the option in the subject of this message been removed from dashbaord design 2011? It was on the Text tab in the Numeric Format drop-down field.
    Thank you
    Tracy
    1
    Edited by: training 2go on Oct 3, 2011 4:11 PM

    hi amit,
    i did as you suggested, but am unable to get the from spreadsheet option to appear in the number format drop-down list.
    i would greatly appreciate it if you could give me an example of what type of data will allow the from spreadsheet option to appear. i tried changing number fields to percent, scientific and custom from excel (see sample data below), but i still don't get this option in the drop-down list.
    sample data i used in 2 columns
    1.36E+04     1417329.000000000000000000000000000000%
    1.42E+02     14764.000000000000000000000000000000%
    thank you
    tracy

Maybe you are looking for