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An alphanumeric field in my report was outputting for example, "945.5, 784.33, 1054.006". I need to set it to where all data is locked with three decimal places (i.e. "945.500, 784.330, 1054.006").
The way I am attempting to do this is to convert the field to DOUBLE with the set decimal places, and then convert back to ALPHANUMERIC. I have successfully converted the field to DOUBLE (using ATODBL )but I am having trouble converting back to ALPHA.
I appreciate all suggestions.This message has been edited. Last edited by: <Emily McAllister>,
Unfortunately I don't think there's a WF field format to output trailing zeros.
I assume you have ONE alphanumeric field that contains THREE numeric values.
Here's a method of doing it without converting to a numeric format. It involves right-justifying the individual values to have a predictable decimal point position, then adding the appropriate number of zeros:
Yes, sorry for not being specific enough. It is only one field and the example values (945.5, 784.33, 1054.006) would be separate values.
A coworker of mine found the solution to convert the original field A6 (alphanumeric) to DOUBLE D9.3 and use FTOA to return the values as A10. It works and thank you for your contribution as well.