on 01-08-2015 6:21 PM
Hi,
you need to format as "#,###.00".The decimal point can´t be used to represent the decimal and thousand separator. And choose , on Web Intelligence Preferences at BI Launch PAD the preference at
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Hi Rogerio,
Yes it works for my will.
But there is two consideration here.
1) If values is like 0,57 or 0,67 then it shows that .57 and .67 by #,###.00 format. So It needs to use #0,###.00 format.
2) If values is like 968,00 or 900,00 then it shows that 0.968,00 and 0,900.00 by #0,###.00 format. But it is good to show like values 1,495.00. So I should use #,###.00 format for this scenerio.
So I must use two format for all of cases. One of them is #,###.00 , other one is #0,###.00 .
Thank you very much.
Best Regards,
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