Problem in formatting a Numeric Field(Urgent)

Dear All,
I hava a variable of type p decimals 2 in my driver program.
a value of 12.50 is assigned after calculation in Me23n.
when displying the same in sap script it's displying like 12,50 instead of 12.50
I saw in my default settings(SU01)
it's like 1,234,567.89.
In debug mode i found it's like 12,50
how to solve this.
help is highly appriciated
thanks in advance
Arun

Hi Arun,
1 /: SET COUNTRY 'IN'
Try with country setting command
in sapscript.
2. Such formattings also depend upon the country.
3. T005X
Check out this table for such settings.
XDEZP field is important.
Regards,
Amit M.
Message was edited by: Amit Mittal

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