S sultan87 Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 9, 2012 #1 Hello dim valeur as int valeur = 1234 numberformat(valeur,4,0) ---> 1,234 Why? Best regards
rbsoft Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 9, 2012 #2 Perfectly correct. The comma serves as thousand delimiter. One million would be shown as 1,000,000. Rolf Upvote 0
Perfectly correct. The comma serves as thousand delimiter. One million would be shown as 1,000,000. Rolf
A admac231 Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 9, 2012 #3 The function of numberFormat is to convert a value into an easily readable (for users) string. If you just want to turn the integer into a string you don't need to do anything. So Code: Copy Dim myString As String Dim valeur As Int valeur = 1234 -> Valeur = 1234 myString = valeur -> myString = "1234" Upvote 0
The function of numberFormat is to convert a value into an easily readable (for users) string. If you just want to turn the integer into a string you don't need to do anything. So Code: Copy Dim myString As String Dim valeur As Int valeur = 1234 -> Valeur = 1234 myString = valeur -> myString = "1234"
T timo Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 9, 2012 #4 Not sure, but I think it means thousand..etc. (" , " is equal to french" ' "). It depends on system setup? Upvote 0
Not sure, but I think it means thousand..etc. (" , " is equal to french" ' "). It depends on system setup?
T timo Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 9, 2012 #5 (opss....three answers at the same time!) Upvote 0
rbsoft Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 9, 2012 #6 Yes, this forum is quick! That's one of the nice things about it. Rolf Upvote 0
