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When I do a select my numeric value have a dot as decimal

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Hi.

When I open a form  with a numeric value decimal comes with comma and thousands with dot like 1.000,03.

But when I do a select with X++ values shows differents, last example looks like 1000.03, what is the reason for this?Because I'm having problems with a export file.

Thanks for hepl.

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  • XB Profile Picture
    XB 1,867 on at
    RE: When I do a select my numeric value have a dot as decimal

    Thanks Andree.

    Finally we'll export all file as string , user prefer that before have to use DMF.

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    André Arnaud de Calavon Profile Picture
    André Arnaud de Cal... 291,391 Super User 2024 Season 2 on at
    RE: When I do a select my numeric value have a dot as decimal

    Hi Javier,

    Your initial question was tagged with "CSV". CSV is a text format. What exact class are you using for exporting the file?

    Have you also looked at Data Import/Export Framework?

  • XB Profile Picture
    XB 1,867 on at
    RE: When I do a select my numeric value have a dot as decimal

    Hi Israel.

    I see "es", all config are in spanish.

  • Israel Gonzalez Profile Picture
    Israel Gonzalez 708 on at
    RE: When I do a select my numeric value have a dot as decimal

    If you print CompanyInfo::find().LanguageId what do you see?

  • XB Profile Picture
    XB 1,867 on at
    RE: When I do a select my numeric value have a dot as decimal

    Yeah, I check on Ax and machine on server, both have the same configuration "es", I checked language, keyboard..

  • Israel Gonzalez Profile Picture
    Israel Gonzalez 708 on at
    RE: When I do a select my numeric value have a dot as decimal

    Hi Javier,

    Did you check the regional configuration in your machine and the server?

  • XB Profile Picture
    XB 1,867 on at
    RE: When I do a select my numeric value have a dot as decimal

    The problem is that I don't wanna save as string, if I use num2str the value will be converted to string and it 'll show with quotes..

    Look at the first red column on images.

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  • André Arnaud de Calavon Profile Picture
    André Arnaud de Cal... 291,391 Super User 2024 Season 2 on at
    RE: When I do a select my numeric value have a dot as decimal

    Hi Javier,

    You can use the function num2str() to define the thousands and decimal separator. As mentioned the point is used within AX internally. If you don't specify the user preference in coding, it will not convert it as per your preferences.

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    XB 1,867 on at
    RE: When I do a select my numeric value have a dot as decimal

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  • XB Profile Picture
    XB 1,867 on at
    RE: When I do a select my numeric value have a dot as decimal

    Here's my code

    commaTextIo = new CommaTextIo(fileName, "w");

    while (qr.next())

    {

                   generalJournalEntry = qr.get(tableNum(generalJournalEntry));

                   generalJournalAccountEntry = qr.get(tableNum(generalJournalAccountEntry));

                   commaTextIo.write(generalJournalAccountEntry.LedgerAccount, generalJournalEntry.SubledgerVoucher, generalJournalAccountEntry.AccountingCurrencyAmount, generalJournalEntry.AccountingDate, generalJournalAccountEntry.text, generalJournalAccountEntry.TransactionCurrencyAmount, generalJournalAccountEntry.TransactionCurrencyCode);

    }

    AS you can see I'm not converting numeric to strings...I try with AsciiIo ,textIo event System.io.streamwriter...and I always have the same problem.

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