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How to add thousands separated (,) format in Textbox with int data type

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Hi,

I have int field data type in table as I don't need dcimal points value, I have to show on a form header. It is working fine. I need to formate (,) as thousands separater.

Please suggest which extended data type I can use or there some other solution for it.

I know I can do this by change the type to Real and use extended data type "AmountMST", but I don't want to change the data type.

Thanks.

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Ariba Mehdi 166 on at

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Hi there,

I think you mean to use 1000 separator on the form field value like, 2000 -> 2,000.

Navigate to the field control on the form and change the property ThousandSeparator = Comma.

Hope it helps!

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Martin Dráb 237,948 Most Valuable Professional on at

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An integer is a number, such as 5 or 999. It's a single value, not a list of values that need to be delimited. Therefore I have no idea why you're saying that you need to formate it comma separated. Please give us more information about your requirements.

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Thanks Ariba,

For the corection, I need thousands separator. I try to find it in field property on form but failed. Here is the property list screen shot from my VM. I have sort the properties alphabatically. I have trid with the table field property as well. I am using D365FO VM.

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Martin Dráb 237,948 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Moved from Dynamics AX forum.

Are you sure that you want to format this single integer field in a different way than all other integers in the system?

If you mean that you want to format it as a real number, but without decimal numbers, you can - use a real edit control and set No Of Decimals properties. Usually you shouldn't hard-code details of the format (such as ThousandSeparator); it should come from each user's regional settings. By the way, ThousandSeparator is a property of real controls, not integer controls.

If you want to store the number as int in database and display is as a real, you can use a display (or edit) method.

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Ariba Mehdi 166 on at

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Override the field control method formatStr and use the format: #,0;(#,0) to get 1000 separator.

Try this:

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