I would like to have the following result for a number: 38,000.01 which means 38 thousand and 1/100.
Despite the regional setting which is: , for decimals and . for thousands.
It looks like I cannot do this with fast-reports.
When I change the the decimal sign from , to . in the formatting of a number. The result is: 38.000.01.
I was hoping the thousand separator to become ','
How can I solve this?
Is there some sort of way to also set the thousand separator like offered for the decimal?
Full Version: thousand separator is kept
Is there a bug??
I noticed a property called "Thousandseparator" in the property list of the MemoField. However setting this to ',' or to ' ' it still keeps displaying '.' for thousandseparator.
I noticed a property called "Thousandseparator" in the property list of the MemoField. However setting this to ',' or to ' ' it still keeps displaying '.' for thousandseparator.
QUOTE(WJansen @ Feb 25 2010, 03:37 PM) 
I would like to have the following result for a number: 38,000.01 which means 38 thousand and 1/100.
Despite the regional setting which is: , for decimals and . for thousands.
It looks like I cannot do this with fast-reports.
When I change the the decimal sign from , to . in the formatting of a number. The result is: 38.000.01.
I was hoping the thousand separator to become ','
How can I solve this?
Is there some sort of way to also set the thousand separator like offered for the decimal?
Despite the regional setting which is: , for decimals and . for thousands.
It looks like I cannot do this with fast-reports.
When I change the the decimal sign from , to . in the formatting of a number. The result is: 38.000.01.
I was hoping the thousand separator to become ','
How can I solve this?
Is there some sort of way to also set the thousand separator like offered for the decimal?
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