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I am attempting to use the WebFOCUS display options to display a negative sign after the percent sign for negative values on a computed field. According to WebFOCUS documentation, any of the display options can be used in any order. However, when I try to use the option '%-', I get an error. I can use the options in the reverse order ('-%') successfully.
My question is - could this be a bug with the version of WF I am on? Is anyone else able to use '%-'?
I thought I would run this past this forum before opening a case with IBI.
Here is some sample code that I believe should work, according to documentation.
TABLE FILE CAR
PRINT
COMPUTE PERCENT_OF_COST/P7.2%- = (DEALER_COST - RETAIL_COST) / DEALER_COST * 100;
END
Thanks!This message has been edited. Last edited by: JRLewis,
Indeed it does not work if you put the minus sign last. Strange thing is that this is valid for % sign and currency symbols only. Other option do not care if the minus sign is first, last or in the middle. PERCENT_OF_COST/P7.2L-S is just as valid as PERCENT_OF_COST/P7.2-LS or PERCENT_OF_COST/P7.2LS-. But with % and ! options, the minus has to come first ...
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