How about:
format-number(124456.78, '$*******###,###.00CR')
On 6/8/06, Ian & Chris <bakeric(_at_)optusnet(_dot_)com(_dot_)au> wrote:
Hi all
I was wondering if anybody has been able to create the following type of
string using format-number()
$*******123,456.78
The xml tag will look like:
<myTag> 123456.78 </myTag>
I have tried many different methods, but none seem to work, any ideas?
The format number can be done, without the '*' as follows:
Format-number(124456.78, '$###,.00, $###,.00CR')
But I cannot get it to place a set of ******, at the front of the number,
any ideas????, **** cannot have any ',' commas….
Any help would be appreciated,
Ian….
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