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• To the number of decimal places control user input

  Hey everybody,

  I am all new to LabVIEW and just learn how it works. I was wondering if there was a way to allow user input to change the number of decimal places (the output of my function is infinitely extensible).

  I tried, but it did not work:

  Using a digital input, I appended a string with "%" + '[INPUT]' + 'f' with the number of function concat strings and string functions. I used the resulting string as the formatting string in the value format function.

  This doesn't quite work. The output should be something like "28.274", but instead, it displays "283f. Anyone know why? Is there a better way to do it?

  In addition, attach a picture of the front panel and diagram of block for clarity.

  (Yes, it's homework, but the assignment does not include allowing the user to adjust the number of decimal places, it's just something I would like to add.)

  Get rid of the number 2 for the width of your decimal string number.  It requires a space before a number to a number.  %. 6F is not equal to % .6f.  The string format don't quite understand the first format string.

  (PS.  It helps if you attach your VI.  In this way we can play with what you have rather than trying to recreate it from scratch.)

• Change the number of decimal places according to the value of the field

  Hello world

  I'm doing a form using Adobe Acrobat.

  I want a field that usually has only 2 decimal places, to have 4 decimal positions ONLY when necessary.

  Example: If the value of the field is 3.53 that's fine, but if the value is 3,5346 I want to show him this.

  I played around field properties and I realized that I need to use a custom format script. I don't know where to start, however. Can you point me in the right direction?

  Thank you in advance.

  I just threw together quickly and did not test, take is as a general guide. It is intended to be placed in a JavaScript to the document level and called from custom Format script of the field. You can not put it simply everything as the script to Format because of the way that Acrobat behaves when you do.

  The point of the script is to calculate the number to use as the first parameter to the AFNumberFormant function, which is that Acrobat uses when configuring a digital format. I couldn't think of a clever name for the function, so I leave it to you:

  function fmt1() {
  
      // Set the minimum number of digits to the right of the decimal
      var min = 2;
  
      // Get the field value, as a string
      var val = event.value;
  
      // Round to the nearest 10-thousand of a cent
      var rn = util.printf("%.4f", val);
  
      // Replace any trailing zeroes with nothing
      rn = rn.replace(/[0]+$/, "");
  
      // Get the number of characters after the decimal
      var num = rn.split(".")[1].length;
  
      // Set to the minimum if appropriate
      if (num < 2) num = 2;
  
      // Use built-in formatting function
      AFNumber_Format(num, 2, 0, 0, "\u20ac", true);
  
  }
  

  Call it like that in the case of the field Format:

  fmt1();
  

  If this isn't a calculated field, but the one who interacts with a user, you'll want to add a function with the swing, something like:

  function keystroke1() {
  
      AFNumber_Keystroke(2, 2, 0, 0, "\u20ac", true);
  
  }
  

• Number of decimal places in the recorded data

  Hello world

  I use the writing on measurement file Express VI and everything works well except for one thing. I have too many decimal places in my saved data. I really need 2 decimal places for my application. Is there a way I can fix this without having to open the file with Excel and format numbers?

  Just FYI I'm writing dynamic data, the VI write is configured for text (.lvm) file format, and it is delimited by tabs.

  Joint are two images: one of the worksheet of stored data, and the other is my writing to measure Express VI.

  Thank you!

  Laura

  Not with the express vi

  You CAN specify a format "%.2f" write to the spreadsheet file

• Number of decimal places in Write Back

  Hi all

  We use the writeback option ERPi/FDMEE to rewrite data in Oracle EBS12. Everything works correctly, but when extracting data from Hyperion FDMEE takes data in 7-8 decimal places. Is it possible for this round to 2 decimal places when exporting data?

  What version of FDMEE?

  When the data is written back to the LES, it is actually extracted using a view.

  For EBS, there is a view named AIF_EBS_GL_INTERFACE_V, where you can find the SQL code to extract data from FDMEE

  You can try to change this view to include a ROUND for the column amount:

  CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW "FDMEE" OF THE FORCE. "" AIF_EBS_GL_INTERFACE_V "("SEGMENT1","SEGMENT2","SEGMENT3", 'SEGMENT4', 'SEGMENT5', 'SEGMENT6', 'SEGMENT7', 'SEGMENT8', 'SEGMENT9', 'SEGMENT10', 'DIRECTION11', 'SEGMENT12', 'SEGMENT13', 'SEGMENT14', 'SEGMENT15', 'SEGMENT16', 'SEGMENT17', 'SEGMENT18', 'SEGMENT19', 'SEGMENT20', 'SEGMENT21', 'SEGMENT22', 'SEGMENT23', 'SEGMENT24', 'SEGMENT25', 'SEGMENT26', 'SEGMENT27', 'SEGMENT28', 'SEGMENT29', 'SEGMENT30', 'QUANTITY', 'ACCOUNTING_DATE', 'CURRENCY',"LOADID","ACCOUNT_TYPE") AS

  SELECT UD1X, UD2X, UD3X, UD4X, UD5X, UD6X, UD7X, UD8X, UD9X, UD10X, UD11X, UD12X, UD13X, UD14X, UD15X, UD16X, UD17X, UD18X, UD19X, UD20X, UD21X, UD22X, UD23X, UD24X, UD25X, UD26X, UD27X, UD28X, UD29X, UD30X, ROUND (SUM (AMOUNTX), 2), PERIODKEY, CURKEY, LOADID, ATTR1 FROM TDATASEGW WHERE VALID_FLAG = 'Y' GROUP OF UD1X, UD2X, UD3X, UD4X, UD5X, UD6X, UD7X, UD8X, UD9X, UD10X, UD11X, UD12X, UD13X, UD14X UD15X, UD16X, UD17X, UD18X, UD19X, UD20X, UD21X, UD22X, UD23X, UD24X, UD25X, UD26X, UD27X, UD28X, UD29X, UD30X, PERIODKEY, CURKEY, LOADID, ATTR1;

  I hope that helps

• How to round a number to a specific value and not to a certain number of decimal places

  Hello

  I'd round up the numbers according to a grid.

  Let's say I have a grid of 6 between 3 and 4 (3.0 3.2 3.4 3.6 3.8 4.0)

  I'd round up to the nearest number in the grid, so if I choose 3.7125, it will turn to 3.8.

  I found already in the forum how to round decimal degree, but not in my approach.

  You know to force rounding to the nearest of the grid.

  I thought a ramp up to make the grid then interpolate the number and use its index to round. But I don't know that there is a much easier way.

  Thank you

  Zied

  These ideas, everything seems to work if you try to round up to a set of specific values.  But you must set specific values for all the possibilities.

  If you want to round to a given interval, there is an easier way to do it.

  If you want to round each 0.2.  Divide your number of this interval.  Round to the nearest integer.  Multiply your number of this interval.

  

  If you need to force a number less than or greater than a given to be in this range, such as having range 1.255 round up to 3, then put a stove and Coerce before or after this piece of code.

• OBI, rounded to 2 decimal places

  I just created a simple application with a dumy column and a single column and gave the math in this column as 23/12, 6. The returned result is 1.83. Why the result is rounded to two decimal places?
  
  THX.

  Hi parag.

  OBIEE inwardly rounded to 2 decimal places... for the calculation you mentioned 23/12.6 gives you great something like 16-digit number after the decimal point.

  If you want to check with Select 23/12.6 double (GOLD)
  If you want to round your favorite decimal check with this query, select double round(23/12.6,5)

  Hope this helps you.

  By,.
  KK

  Published by: KK on October 21, 2010 23:15

• Dynamics of formatting numeric field in PL SQL

  Question: How can I format a dynamic digital field based on the number of decimal places stored in another column in a query SQL PL.

  For example

  SUM column contains the amount.

  DEC_PLACES column contains the third decimal place.

  AMOUNT	DEC_PLACES	Result
  10000	3	10,000.000
  900000	4	900,000.0000

  I want to achieve something as above the result:

  SELECT to_char(AMOUNT, '9,999,999.'||DEC_PLACES) FROM DUAL;
  
  

  SELECT to_char (' 5611,34', (('999, 999, 999, 999, 999.' ||))) LTRIM ((Power (10.3)), 1))) OF the double

• Change the value of the numeric field

  Hello

  I created a form with three numeric fields for a list of prices.

  They have a predefined value.

  Price.01 = 600

  Price.02 = 500

  Price.03 = 1200

  I want to create buttons to change the values for numeric fields.

  for example

  var price = this.getField("price.01").value;

  price = 750;

  This code should change the value of the field price.01 to 750, but nothing happens.

  The second task is very simple. Calculate the sum of the three numeric fields.

  I created a fourth field and calculate to the tab, I chose in the AutoSum.

  Yet once, nothing happens.

  Am I missing?

  A screen refresh function should be added?

  any help would be appreciated

  (using acrobat 9 pro)

  Regarding the first question: you need to access the property value directly, as follows:

  this.getField("price.01").value = 750;

  With regard to the second question: is there any error messages in the console (Ctrl + J) JS? All fields are set up in the form of fields numbers?

• Format of number to two decimal places

  Hi all
  
  I tried to find a similar question on OTN position but were not very successful. Found [this: http://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?messageID=4231352 & #4231352], but this isn't the right solution for me.
  
  I want to convert a number (to two decimal places) to a string, but keep the trailing zeros. The number can be of any length.
  
  So, for example
  
  Number String          
  1234.5 1234.50
  323213.1 323213.10
  9876.23 9876.23
  
  Using a mask of format with to_char function does not work for me because the results are recorded in a text using UTL_FILE file and I don't want any white space.
  
  For example
  
  Select to_char (1234.40, '9999999.99') of double
  TO_CHAR (1232.70,99999999.99)
  ----------------------------
  1232.70
  
  As you can see the to_char doesn't work only partially. It keeps the two decimals and add a zero, but it also hads of white space at the front of the number. I could change the format mask to "9999.99', but then if the number is 12345.12 or 123.12 it wouldn't work!
  
  Thank you!

  Use the format fm modifier:

  Select to_char(1234.40, 'fm9999999.90') from dual;
  
  TO_CHAR(1234.40,'FM9999999.90')
  -------------------------------
  1234.40   
  

• Round a number to 2 decimal places

  Hello

  I have a calculated value that returns 10 more digits after the decimal, example: 2.2482352941176.

  What is the best way to change this value in TestStand to return a number which is rounded to 2 decimal places (2.25)?

  Thank you best regards &,.

  Don1.

  Round (100 +.5 Locals.MyValue*) / 100

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• How can I configure my calculator to round the number to 2 decimal places

  Can someone please help me get my calculator to view my answer to 2 decimal places

  Hello

  The calculator (calc.exe) does not have this feature.

  You can use any third party software that can support the feature.

  WARNING: Using third-party software, including hardware drivers can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the use of third-party software can be solved. Software using third party is at your own risk.

  I hope that helps!

• How to convert the numeric value to 2 decimal places in java

  Hi all
  My requirement is a double value in the print format #, #. ##. I used the following code
  
  Double val = 1000;
  DecimalFormat d = new DecimalFormat("#,###.##");
  d.format (Val);
  
  the output I got is 1,000, but I need the output as 1 000,00
  
  
  Can someone please help?
  
  
  Thank you
  Sunny

  Felipe says:
  If you still need print 2 decimal places, use model #, #. # 00

  Nope.

  DB

• Query to find records with more than 2 decimal places.

  I have written the below query to find records with more than 2 decimal places, but it is returning records with decimal places 1 & 2. 
  The datatype of the AMT column is NUMBER (without any precision).
  
  SELECT amt  FROM amount_table
   WHERE substr(amt, instr(amt, '.')) LIKE '.%'
         AND length(substr(amt, instr(amt, '.') + 1)) > 2

  Output:-
  
  AMT
  
  * 41591.1*
  * 275684.82*
  * 64491.59*
  * 3320.01*
  * 6273.68*
  * 27814.18*
  * 30326.79*
  131.8413635
  162.5352898
  208.5203816
  8863.314632
  22551.27856
  74.716992
  890.0158441
  2622.299682
  831.6683841
  * 1743.14*
  2328.195877
  3132.453438
  5159.827334
  3.236234727
  37.784
  

  Thanks

  Hello

  user1585440 wrote:

  when i inserted fee_amt as 41591.0999999999  it is displayed as 41591.1 in the output i.e,
  
  insert into amount_table (line_number,fee_amt) values (100,41591.0999999999);
  
  select fee_amt from amount_table  where line_number = 100. this query shows the output as below
  
  fee_amt
  
  41591.1
  
  The fee_amt column has number as datatype (without precision)
  
  Why it is automatically shown rounded off as 41591.1? 
  

  Published by: user1585440 on December 28, 2010 04:50

  You use SQL * more your front end?

  SQL * Plus has a fixed width to display all columns. The default for numbers is 10 characters. If necessary, SQL * Plus will be round a number or the use of scientific notation, to represent the number of the expected number of characters.
  You can use the SQL * more "SET NUMLARGEUR" to change the default view for all the numbers of orders, or "COLUMN" to set a sepcific format in an individual column.
  If you explicitly convert your channel numbers in a query, SQL * Plus adjusts the column width to whatever is needed. For example

  SELECT  TO_CHAR (fee_amt, 'TM')     AS fee_amt_d
  

  "TM" is the default format; You can call TO_CHAR with a single argument, if you prefer.