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Agregations with toFixed

darksylvok · 2013-03-08T03:31:01+00:00

Hello guys! Thanks to the community for solving my doubts I have a problem when i need to display a column aggregation from a table. The colum displays a number like '1.245,12' and the aggregation shows something like '56559521687,63556'. I know the millar dot…

darksylvok

Hello guys! 
 
Thanks to the community for solving my doubts 
 
 
I have a problem when i need to display a column aggregation from a table. 
 
The colum displays a number like '1.245,12' and the aggregation shows something like '56559521687,63556'. 
 
I know the millar dot can't be easily used in birt, but i need to show, at least, only two decimals. 
When I modify the aggregation expression of the field 'row["DATA"].toFixed(2)' and execute the report, this field won't show and the report displays an error: 
 
<pre class='_prettyXprint _lang-auto _linenums:0'>Cannot find function toFixed in object 'id_object'</pre>
 
Does anybody know how can i display just two decimals?

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Hans_vd

Hi darksylvok,

I don't think you need an expression.

Try this:
- Select the item
- Select the properties tab
- Select number format
- Select one of the existing formats or choose custom to create your own

darksylvok

<blockquote class='ipsBlockquote' data-author="'Hans_vd'" data-cid="114916" data-time="1362762447" data-date="08 March 2013 - 10:07 AM">
Hi darksylvok, 
 
I don't think you need an expression. 
 
Try this: 
- Select the item 
- Select the properties tab 
- Select number format 
- Select one of the existing formats or choose custom to create your own </blockquote>
 
Thanks a million Hans_vd! 
 
I forgot the Format Number properties. 
 
If this can help, to have a number like '1.234.567,89' you need this format '#,###.00;' 
 
 
 
Thanks!