Hi Andrew
This is it! Thank you for the explanation too.
Henry
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Gesendet: 11:45 Montag, 19.März 2012
Betreff: Re: [xsl] format number
On 19 March 2012 10:36, henry human <henry_human(_at_)yahoo(_dot_)de> wrote:
Hello
I have filed1 = 100 or filed1 = 2000 or filed1 = 30000 ...(length < 8)
I will format filed1 with zeros, so the filed1 is ever 8 digits long:
100 => 10000000
2000 => 20000000
30000 => 30000000
If you really want to change the number by padding zeros onto the end,
then you can do:
concat($num, substring('00000000', string-length(string($num))))"
If however you want to pad with leading zeros (leaving the number
unchanged), then you can do:
format-number($num, '00000000')
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