When I change the thousand separator in the Memo properties of a float value it still keeps using the thousand separator of my regional setting.
How come?
Full Version: thousand seperator bug??
what is your display format setting?
This problem maybe resolved changing the Display Format of memo for Number, select your correct format and write your decimal separator ( "." or ","), and the thousand separator will be right.
Regards,
Daniel
Regards,
Daniel
QUOTE(WJansen @ Mar 8 2010, 07:52 AM) 
When I change the thousand separator in the Memo properties of a float value it still keeps using the thousand separator of my regional setting.
How come?
How come?
QUOTE(gordk @ Mar 8 2010, 06:34 AM)
what is your display format setting?
Sorry for the delay.
In the OS for Regional Settings (Dutch (Netherlands):
Numbers: 123.456.789,00
(Currency: € 123.456.789,00)
The properties of the tfrxMemoView regarding the format is Number %2.2n and DecimalSeperator '.', ThousandSeparator ','
The result I want is:
Numbers: 123,456,789.00
What I can establish is:
Numbers: 123.456.789.00
here is problem
The properties of the tfrxMemoView regarding the format is Number %2.2n and DecimalSeperator '.', ThousandSeparator ','
%2.2n gives the delphi format which is system reliant.
use a custom format string.
The properties of the tfrxMemoView regarding the format is Number %2.2n and DecimalSeperator '.', ThousandSeparator ','
%2.2n gives the delphi format which is system reliant.
use a custom format string.
QUOTE(gordk @ Mar 18 2010, 08:20 AM)
here is problem
The properties of the tfrxMemoView regarding the format is Number %2.2n and DecimalSeperator '.', ThousandSeparator ','
%2.2n gives the delphi format which is system reliant.
use a custom format string.
The properties of the tfrxMemoView regarding the format is Number %2.2n and DecimalSeperator '.', ThousandSeparator ','
%2.2n gives the delphi format which is system reliant.
use a custom format string.
Please tell me how to use a custom format string that does this for me
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