Formats for NLS |
Category: | Numeric |
Alignment: | left |
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Syntax |
NLNUMIw.d |
specifies the width of the output field.
Default: | 6 |
Range: | 1-32 |
specifies to divide the number by 10d. If the data contains decimal points, the d value is ignored.
Default: | 0 |
Range: | 0-31 |
Details |
The NLMUMIw.d format reads integer binary (fixed-point) values, including negative values that are represented in two's-complement notation. The NLNUMIw.d format writes numeric values by using a comma (,) as thousands separator and a period (.) as a decimal separator for all locales.
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The NLNUMIw.d format writes the numeric data of the international expression in the specified locale. The NLNUMIw.d format writes the numeric value with a comma (,) as thousand separator and a period (.) as a decimal separator.
If the w or d values are not large enough to generate a formatted number, the NLNUMw.d format uses an algorithm that prints the thousands-separator characters whenever possible, even if some decimal precision is lost.
Examples |
x=put(-1234356.7891,nlnumi32.2);
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options LOCALE=English_UnitedStates;
put x=; |
-1,234,356.79 |
options LOCALE=German_Germany;
put x=; |
-1,234,356.79 |
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