RLJB Hey, If you define a number attribute format as '#,###' then enter the number '25,000', it only shows as '25' on the form when you save it. If you define the format as '#,###.00' it'll show correctly as '25,000.00'
RLJB Just a follow-up, this is quite an important bug, as it affects data and displays different data than what the user entered. For example. - if you previously had a field defined as format #,### and the data was entered as 25,123 then the data will now only display 25
Rennur In Appendix C, If the # represents a digit where 0 is not shown then #,##0.00 would be the correct format to use and not a bug at all. I could be wrong 😉
Rennur #,##0.00 In 25,103.00, would the underlined 0 be shown? Maybe not since the format for that number is # (no 0 shown)
fjcortes Now, the decimal places are disappearing, in the format of numbers # 0.00 by entering the number 25.65 show the results 25.00 . could you please help me, these decimals are critical in our application.
aware_support The initial problem reported by RJB has been fixed in one of the latest builds. I don't understand what the later problems are about. Please see the sticky post on how to report problems properly.
