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• 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 of precision for numeric fields Standard

  Is there a number of decimal places of precision integrated in PLM4P for standard, off-screen digital box? This level of precision is editable for the system, or on a case-by-case?

  Thank you

  Zach

  We don't currently support it. The default precision is 5 digits.

• How we happen to know that the number of presents for this user database

  How we happen to know that the number of presents for this user database.
  Both those who are connected and not connected yet.
  
  Thanks in advance
  
  Concerning
  SUBJ.

  using v$ session...

• 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

• 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.

• 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 can I limit the number of rows in a text input field?

  I don't want to have it scrolling. For example If the field has four lines the user is writing the fourth lineand give such ENTER or continue type up to are no longer on this line, I don't want to create in the fifth line text field. Il a do?

  An approach here is to limit the number of lines, someone else might have a different approach... "tf" is the name of the instance of the textfield object.

  tf.addEventListener (Event.CHANGE, checkNumLines);

  function checkNumLines(evt:Event):void {}
  If (TF.numLines > 4) {/ / deletion of the last typed character}
  TF. Text = String (tf.text).slice(0,tf.length-1);
  }
  }

• Detect if the time information dialog box controls user has been activated

  Hello

  I have to make a few changes to my project. I can't edit existing program blocks, so I have to find a way to detect if the user has pressed icon for user dialog box to set up (control type is Time Stamp). I have now, I can compare the current values with the values from the previous loop pass, but this isn't an option.

  I'm looking for some kind of property as active control node or something similar.

  It does not exist.  You can create your own time stamp control (like an XControl), or you can simply watch to see if the window is displayed. You can do the last using VI server functions or you can use the API of the operating system. For Windows, you can use the LabVIEW Windows utilities library.

• Y at - it all means limiting the number of WebApps supports a user?

  Support said it is not an option to limit the memory WebApp. Does anyone know of a way around this?

  I wish that my users have a maximum of 5 presentations of webapp. I want also to another web application to allow only one presentation per account.

  Can someone help me?

  Evan

  You can do it with javascript and cookies.

  OR

  The best method is using liquid to check and hide/show based on this info.

  See this discussion: limit user submitted Web Apps

• Search can't compare with the number to decimal

  Hi all

  you have a problem with 'Find '.

  I want to create an application that works average as mobile.

  So I take the Arith. Average of 30 blocks

  zaeler1         =  zaeler1 + 1
  
          zaeler2         =  zaeler2 + 1
  
          statsel (6)      = 'Yes '.
  
          Call StatBlockCalc ("Block", zaeler1 & "-" & zaeler2, "[" & ChannelNr & "] / I_ '& pruefling & '\15'")
  
          arithmean  =  StatArithMean

  then I add an offset as the limit (upper limit here)

  sum             =  ioben + arithmean

  so, I want to find the measure that does not fit.

  intmyresult    =  find ("Ch (" "[" & ChannelNr & "" "] / I_" example & "\15" "" ") ' >" & (arithmean) & "", morefail ")

  but the line with fin produce an error. :

  "

  Find ("ch("[1]/I_4812\15") > 1,415"", 2) down rights Klammer").

  "

  I use Diadem 14.0

  Someone at - it an idea?

  Thank you

  Michael

  Hi Michael,

  Brad is right that it is difficult to debug the convoluted formulas, but I would give it a try

  intmyresult    =  find ("Ch (" "[" & ChannelNr & "" "] / I_" example & "\15" "" ") ' >" & (arithmean) & "", morefail ")

  I guess you're in DIAdem SCRIPT and not in the calculator? If so, I think that your conversion of 'arithmean' is incorrect (in case you have a German localization of Windows):

  What happens if you write? :

  Call Msgbox (arithmean)

  For me, the result is:

  1 415' comma!

  Is it the same for you too?

  If so, your channel has an extra comma and is misinterpreted by FIND.

  Please try to write:

  Str (arithmean)

  Instead of

  (arithmean)

  I hope that helps you along!

  Best regards

  Christoph

• Will be the deletion of an interface control user also removes its children?

  StackLayout *firstRowLayout = StackLayout::create().orientation(LayoutOrientation::LeftToRight);
      Container *firstRowContainer = Container::create().layout(firstRowLayout);
      Button *locationButton = Button::create().text("Location");
      TextArea *locationTextArea = TextArea::create().text("Heloo Hi How aer you ...thsi is for location based label. Hope this is long enough. well I don't think so but whaever");
      firstRowContainer->add(locationButton);
      firstRowContainer->add(locationTextArea);
  

  If I delete the reference to the firstRowContainer it also delete the page layout, button and also the textArea and free the memory?

  Yes, "delete firstRowContainer" deletes everything.

  I usually format this way so the hierarchy is obvious:

  Button *locationButton;
  TextArea *locationTextArea;
  
  Container *firstRowContainer = Container::create()
    .layout(StackLayout::create()
      .orientation(LayoutOrientation::LeftToRight))
    .add(locationButton = Button::create()
      .text("Location"))
    .add(locationArea = TextArea::create()
      .text("Heloo Hi How aer you ...thsi is for location based label. "
            "Hope this is long enough. well I don't think so but whaever"))
  );
  
  QObject::connect(locationButton, .....); etc
  

• Change the number of digits after the decimal point

  Hello

  We have created a report from ALS and the ALS very basic dashboard for customer agreeing the format of a table containing:

  Name of service SLA percentage

  blah blah 100%

  

  In order to display SLA percentage for the period concerned, we used the baselineAvailability/period/average metric.  With the 'normal' rendering engine, this displays the integers:

  

  However, as he is a figure of ALS, we report to two decimal places.  If we use the "raw" rendering engine, we get three decimal places - but no percentage symbol:

  

  Is it possible [easy] to choose the number of decimal places for a measure in a table?  Otherwise, is that you can add a text of token / custom field?

  Thank you

  Brian

  Do not drag and Drop.

  With WCF, you can control just about everything, but there are limits in drag - move.

• Disable the number of items based on the values of another page/table

  Hi people,

  I have a form with 15 fields such as:

  Form1

  id_plan = 1

  level 1 = 2

  level 2 = 2

  level 3 = null

  level 4 = null

  level 5 = null

  level 6 = null

  and so on...

  Later, in another form that I have:

  Form2

  ID

  id_plan (from 'form1')

  account: 10.01 (based on the number of decimal places defined on the level of 'form1')

  So, I need to disable page Form1 items if I had some values of Form2. But only the levels where the account is registered. In the example above, only level 3, level 4, level 5, level 6 and so on would be activated.

  Any suggestion?

  I could put a read only condition for any page in question, is it good? or there is another suggestion?

  Thank you

  bsalvador

  Hi people,

  To resolve my issue, I used the read only option. I chose the body of the PL/SQL function returning a Boolean and put

  Start

  If (CST_RETURN_LEVEL(:P7_ID_PAR_PLANO_GER) > = 2) then

  Returns true;

  end if;

  end;

  where CST_RETURN_LEVEL is a function that returns the last filled level. If the point of the page is at level 2, I test, if CST_RETURN_LEVEL(:P7_ID_PAR_PLANO_GER) > = 2 then I returned true for read only and so on for other page elements.

  Thank you

  bsalvador

• Result of the calculation were separated to the whole and decimal, number not rounding correctly

  I have 2 fields as a result of sharing: the whole and decimal number (1 decimal place). I Math.floor the result to get the whole number and everything is fine until I hit a case where the result is 92,97.

  This should give "93" in the whole of the field and '0' in the decimal field, instead it gives me '92' and '10' (even though I'm only hosting 1 character in the field).

  How can I get the '93' and '0' in the following code?

  fieldLVEDV = this.getField("LVEDV").value;

  fieldBSA = this.getField("BSA").value;

  If (fieldLVEDV! = "" & & fieldBSA! = "") {}

  totalLVEDV = this.getField("LVEDV").value + ((this.getField("LVEDVDec").value)/10);

  calculation = (totalLVEDV / fieldBSA);

  calculationDecimal = calculation;

  partWhole = Math.floor (calculation);

  if(partWhole <0) {partWhole =' ' ;}}

  this.getField("Index").value = partWhole;

  this.getField("IndexDecimal").value = Math.round (10 *(calculationDecimal-partWhole));

  {If (this.getField("IndexDecimal").value = '10')

  {

  this.getField("Index").value = partWhole + 1;

  this.getField("IndexDecimal").value = "0".

  }}

  } else {}

  this.getField("Index").value = "";

  this.getField("IndexDecimal").value = "";

  }

  I thought I'd add the blue part would do the job, but obviously it did not work.

  Ah, your problem is that you do not use the correct comparison operator. To check if two values are equal, the operator is "==" not not "=". Using "=", you assign the value 10 to the field which you then pass in 0 a few lines down. Use 'is' and things should work correctly.