Format number BUG (resolved)

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• 10g BEEP format-number for negative values does not

  Hi all

  I tried the following methods to get the negative number locked up with symbols ().

  1 update the mask of BI Publisher properties of field format to

  "#, # 0.00;(#,##0.00).

  2 tried the Oracle formatting options

  <? format - number:A.INVOICE_AMOUNT; "PT999G999G999G999G999G999G999D00? >

  What gives me the result as below,

  Output value

  23.45 23.45 - print correctly

  -12.90 (12.90 - closing paren "")' does not print

  Please help me get the parenthesis when generating the PDF file.

  Thank you

  I had the question.

  This is the format that was used in your model

  ###,###,###,###,###,###,###,##0.00;(#)

  The first half before; does the mask so no problem.

  But after; which is for negative values and that is not the correct format.

  Please use this format on the properties of form field that gives you good number format

  #, ##0.00;(#,##0.00)

• format number according to the scope mask

  Hello

  How can I set the format number mask in a function with a subtraction, please?

  Example: <? xdofx:amount1 - amount2? >

  I tried without success:

  <? xdofx:amount1 - amount2:' #, # 0.00'? >

  <? xdofx:amount1 - amount2. » ##, ## 0.00' ? >

  <? xdofx:amount1 - amount2,' #, # 0.00'? >
  

  Could you please what is the correct syntax?

  Thank you

  Adriana

  Thanks for your answers, but the provisions still gave me a rendering error.

  I think that Oracle format functions allow you just to place a variable. It's my problem that I need to format subtraction. Who could confirm this syntax?

  Thank you

  Adriana

  It was a syntax problem, after all, I just need to use ' ' as delimiters for the variables!

  These examples of return values.

• Error in the library: "year error occurred importer"Google Analytics Lite.mulib"library,"295"unexpected format number.» Check if there is a newer version of Muse.

  Hello

  I have an error in the library trying to install the add-in 'google' analytical... the error that says:

  «Year error occurred importer "Google Analytics Lite.mulib" library, "295" unexpected format number.» Check if there is a newer version of Muse.

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  Thank you

  The 32-bit versions and 64-bit of Muse are not compatible. The 32-bit version is version 7.4. The 64-bit version is 2014.3.2 (the equivalent of 11.2). Files or created using 2014.3.2 library items cannot be used Muse 7.4.

  On a 64-bit computer, the 32-bit versions and 64-bit of Muse will be installed side-by-side. If you receive this error on the 64-bit computer, then you probably not launch the 64-bit version of Muse. (Note that the user interface of the 64-bit version is much more recent and very different from the 32-bit version. If Muse looks the same on both computers, then you are definitely not lance 64-bit on a 64-bit machine.)

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• possible bug? formatting number 0 is displayed as 4 294 967 295

  This is really two questions in one. First of all, I have a routine that sometimes gives a result of 0, which is * sometimes * displayed in an AdvancedDataGrid column in the form of 4 294 967 295, which I assume is somehow a significant number (more big int?). In any case, I have one ADG with a column defined as:
  
  < mx:AdvancedDataGridColumn headerText = "Remaining work" labelFunction = "rem_work_fmt" textAlign = "right" / >
  
  The called labelFunction is illustrated below:
  
  private void rem_work_fmt(item:Object,_column:AdvancedDataGridColumn):String
  {
  var num:String = numberFormatter.format (item.get_remaining_work ());
  trace ("result:" + num);
  return num;
  }
  Track of exit impressions: "result: 0" as expected, but the number displayed in the grid is sometimes 0 and 4294967295 sometimes.
  
  More strangeness, this only happens to the last column in the ADG. I call the same logic of format on another column and have never seen a wrong result. In addition, the same 'get_remaining_work()' function is called on the same data and the result is properly displayed in a field of text as 0.
  
  Second question, I met a few other possible bugs, I didn't report because I found a work around. How to do that in the beta program?

  LW1001,

  Bugs can be filed in the public bug at http://bugs.adobe.com/flex/
  You will need to register before you can submit bugs.
  Also, if you can attach files to bug to the bug report, it makes it much easier for Adobe to investigate.

  Let me know if you have any other questions/problems.

  Peter

• Formatting of Bug (?)

  LV 2012 SP1.

  I have a digital control SGL, formatted as a notation, 6 significant digits.

  When I get home 1n (nano) it displays 999,99900 p. I know 1n cannot be represented excatly as number of SGL, the closest value is 999.9999717... p

  With 6 significant digits should still display as 1n.

  If this sounds like a bug to me. BTW, the same thing happens with 1E (Exa), which displays as 999,99900 P (Peta).

  Any thoughts? Even in later versions of LV?

  

  CAR 561864.

• the format number field value

  Hello

  I have a numeric field in which i m having 0112836454 (showing) Contact number in this format, I want to show something like 011-283-6454

  Oracle 11g.

  Thank you

  Hello

  1. it would be problematic when you want to perform some calculations on your column (number data type)

  2. What is the accountability and advantage that you would receive by storing in this format?  If you on 11g, then you can create a new virtual column in the required format

  SQL> create table test
  ( c1 number(10) ,
  c2 varchar2(20) generated always as (TO_CHAR(c1, '099G999G9999', 'NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS="-"')) virtual
  )  2    3    4  ;
  Table created.
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  1 row created.
  SQL> select * from test;
          C1 C2
  ---------- --------------------
  1112836454  111-283-6454
  

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  Pavan Kumar N

• ADF BC entity UIHints Format Number telephone number

  Hello

  I would like your help to attribute entity ADF BC so number formatting when I add this attribute in a user interface (such as the text in the form of entry or table for example), the number is formatted for a U.S. phone number. For example, in the database, I have a UserPhone of type Number field (10,0) with values (1112223333). In the user interface (and only the user interface), I would like to show that it formatted (such as 111-222-3333) to the user.

  I added the trainer next to formatinfo.xml for the Number type;

  <FORMATTERS>
     <DOMAIN class="oracle.jbo.domain.Number">
        <FORMATTER name="Number" class="oracle.jbo.format.DefaultNumberFormatter">
           <FORMAT text="0000" />
           <FORMAT text="####" />
           <FORMAT text="####;(####)" />
           <FORMAT text="0000;(0000)" />
        </FORMATTER>
        <FORMATTER name="Phone" class="oracle.jbo.format.DefaultNumberFormatter">
           <FORMAT text="000-000-0000" />
           <FORMAT text="###-###-####" />
        </FORMATTER>
        <FORMATTER name="Currency" class="oracle.jbo.format.DefaultCurrencyFormatter"/>
        <FORMATTER name="Percentage" class="oracle.jbo.format.DefaultPercentageFormatter" />
     </DOMAIN>
  ...
  
  

  And in the entity of the user, the phone attribute, to the UIHints tab, I change the attribute phone Format Type to the phone and select one of the two phone trainer. This is the attribute ID Entity:

  <Attribute
      Name="UtilisateurTelephone"
      Precision="10"
      ColumnName="UTILISATEUR_TELEPHONE"
      SQLType="NUMERIC"
      Type="oracle.jbo.domain.Number"
      ColumnType="NUMBER"
      TableName="UTILISATEURS"
      Scale="0">
      <DesignTime>
        <Attr Name="_DisplaySize" Value="20"/>
      </DesignTime>
      <Properties>
        <SchemaBasedProperties>
          <LABEL
            ResId="model.Utilisateurs.UtilisateurTelephone_LABEL"/>
          <DISPLAYWIDTH
            Value="50"/>
          <FMT_FORMAT
            ResId="model.Utilisateurs.UtilisateurTelephone_FMT_FORMAT"/>
          <FMT_FORMATTER
            ResId="model.Utilisateurs.UtilisateurTelephone_FMT_FORMATTER"/>
        </SchemaBasedProperties>
      </Properties>
    </Attribute>
  
  

  And the lines of ModelBundle:

  model.Utilisateurs.UtilisateurTelephone_FMT_FORMATTER=oracle.jbo.format.DefaultNumberFormatter
  model.Utilisateurs.UtilisateurTelephone_FMT_FORMAT=\#\#\#-\#\#\#-\#\#\#\#
  
  

  The problem is that the UI text entry field is showing always bad formatting as 1112223333 - and never use the phone.

  I use JDeveloper 12.1.3 and Java 1.7.0_51

  Any help or reference would be greatly appreciated

  Thanks in advance,

  Yolaine

  This message was edited by: Y Courteau

  I guess it won't work because the indicators are not applied when you enter something. You can use a custom converter (validation and conversion of entry) that you apply to the field where you show the exit number use you http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/adf/learnmore/dec2010-otn-harvest-199274.pdf 'get social security numbers right.

  Timo

• Display to the specific format number

  Hi all
  
  We want to show the number in the format like this PIC S9 (08) V9 (03)
  
  Example, if we have given input 18 it should show 00000018000. Is there any function to display like this?

  does not work?
  Hmmm

  SQL> SELECT replace(to_char(18.3,'00000099.000'), '.') FROM dual;
  
  REPLACE(TO_CH
  -------------
   00000018300
  
  SQL> SELECT to_char(18.3 * 1000,'00000000000') FROM dual;
  
  TO_CHAR(18.3
  ------------
   00000018300
  
  SQL> SELECT to_char(18.3 * 10000,'00000000000') FROM dual
  
  TO_CHAR(18.3
  ------------
   00000183000
  

  Published by: Alexandr on April 8, 2011 02:55

• Format number problem!

  using L99G999999D99 in a unit_price field which is the number of data type (15.3) > train to # during the navigation of the order of the day...?
  
  I tried to make the displayed text_item wider but no way
  
  It is with 3 digits okey but 5 or superior poster #.
  
  I want to display the number of
  
  

  999,999,999,999  
  
  then
  
   the Local Currency att. to the Number

  I may have?
  
  
  need help urgent pls.
  
  Concerning
  
  Abdetu...

  I forgot to mention, that the size of your element in forms should be large enough to display the formatted value. With a format of "L999G999G999G999D99" mask your accuracy in the order of the day should be 19 - step 15.

  Hope this helps,
  Craig B-)

  If someone useful or appropriate, please mark accordingly.

• Format number in Acrobat 9

  I'm trying to get a field to display zeros when a shorter than necessary number is entered. For example, if a user enters '3' I would as the field to be updated "003". However, I can't figure out how to do this. Could someone please help?

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  Place the script a custom script Format - that will work and you will be able to do the math if necessary, because it will not type text.

  Torben.

• Format number in a form

  I just created a new form with Adobe Livecycle 8.0. One of the fields is for a drivers license number. For example, if the user enters the number of drivers like 015452325 & then tablets away from the field to the next field, the zero is taken away from the number & commas are automatically inserted... How can I keep the number to remain everything as the number is & also is there a way for me to tell the field to be only numbers. If the letters are entered, I receive an error saying numbers only in the area... is it possible?

  Use the object library Numberic field.  The tab of the object palette/value click Diagram Validation.  You can specify the format of the number for display etc. there.  FOR EXAMPLE.  Have a number starting with nine-digit zeros, you will need the following model: num 999999999 {}

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• Convert date to date format VARCHAR2 format NUMBER

  Hello
  
  I use Oracle 10 g R2 on IBM AIX v5.0 on the Windows machine.
  
  Not able to get the query to work below.
  

  select count(*)
  from error_data e1
  inner join error_item e1 on e1.error_id = e2.error_id
  where to_char(e1.CREATED_DATE) >= to_char(to_date(from_date,'YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS'),'YYYYMMDD') AND to_char(e1.CREATED_DATE) < to_char(to_date(to_date,'YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS'),'YYYYMMDD')
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  The type of the column is as shown below.
  
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  I can not change the type of from_date and to_date columns.
  
  Please provide a way to ensure that I get this operational application.
  
  Thanks in advance.

  user9963922 wrote:
  Unable to get the output with the suggestions above, also good friends.

  Oops, silly me. You can't compare the date and time separately to get meaningful results. Use:

  select  count(*)
    from  error_data e1
          inner join error_item e1 on e1.error_id = e2.error_id
    where to_date(e1.CREATED_DATE || to_char(e1.created_time,'000000'),'YYYYMMDD HH24:MI:SS') >= to_date(from_date,'YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS')
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  /
  

  SY.

  Published by: Solomon Yakobson, Sep 22, 2010 05:05

• format number

  I want to format text field type number that contains a form 10g quantity.
  If for example I have $ 25, I 25 000
  If I'm in 1250 dollars, I do 1 250 000
  If I have $1000000 1 billion, I 1 000 000 000

  To format anumber with decimal and grouping of characters, you need to set the format property of the element mask properly. In your example, it should read:

  FM999G999G999G990D000
  

  The FM remove spaces to the left,

  9 is reserved for a digit or a space if there is no figure number to this position
  the value 0 is reserved for a figure or a 0 if there is no figure number to this position
  the G stands for the tank Group placed for each of the thousands
  the D stands for decimal char

  Which character is actually used, goruping char, or decimal tank depends on the NLS - your forms and the configuration of your database configuration settings.
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  I hope this helps.

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  Cool thanks for the info.