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.. and some punctuation.
.. and some punctuation.


=Building a nuNumber=
To build a number format you will need to provide up to 4 things.


To build a number format, click on 1 of 4 punctuation types.
1. A Currency sign (not essential)
2. A Separator that will separate a large number into thousands. (not essential)
3. A Decimal point character (only essential if Decimal Places is greater than 0)
4. Decimal Places.


Any number entered will be reformatted by the field's onchange event.
Changing these will change the display of the Format field.


 
All of these 4 fields are nuScroll Input Objects (with default values that can be scrolled through but will also accept other characters.)
#1000.
#1000,
#1,000.
#1.000,
 
 
*To the left of these choices is a [[Objects#nuScroll|nuScroll]] Object that will allow you to add a currency sign.
*To the right of these choices is a [[Objects#nuScroll|nuScroll]] Object that will allow you select the number of decimal places.
 
 
This prefix and suffix of the Format will be added when a punctuation type is selected.

Revision as of 06:03, 18 November 2020

The Format Builder will allow you to create custom formats for nuDate and nuNumber.

To create a Format we need to do 2 things.

  1. Choose the Data Type.
  2. Build the Format.


Building a nuDate

To build a date format, click on a combination of the following options.

Entering a Date with the keyboard requires the user to enter the date in the exact format.

eg. mask - result (2007-13-01 15:20:01)

  • yy - 17
  • yyyy - 2017
  • pp - am or pm
  • dd - 21
  • ddd - Tue
  • dddd - Tuesday
  • mm - 03
  • mmm - Mar
  • mmmm - March
  • hh - 15
  • nn - 20
  • ss - 01

.. and some punctuation.

To build a number format you will need to provide up to 4 things.

1. A Currency sign (not essential) 2. A Separator that will separate a large number into thousands. (not essential) 3. A Decimal point character (only essential if Decimal Places is greater than 0) 4. Decimal Places.

Changing these will change the display of the Format field.

All of these 4 fields are nuScroll Input Objects (with default values that can be scrolled through but will also accept other characters.)