August 30, 2008 03:22am pdt

1. chrismc 12,525
2. tshel 8,775
3. PFrog 4,500
4. jgv 4,000
4. chapmandew 4,000
6. rickchild 3,000
7. EugeneZ 2,500
8. apeter 2,000
8. jaciesla 2,000
8. natoka 2,000
8. dbaduck 2,000
8. sjturner2 2,000
8. sungenw... 2,000
8. CMYScott 2,000
8. srnar 2,000
8. Yurich 2,000
8. dtodd 2,000
18. CodeCruiser 800
19. jinesh_ka... 750
20. mwvisa1 600
20. PedroCGD 600
22. Arafa_sa... 100

1. chrismc 29,275
2. PFrog 10,875
3. tshel 8,775
4. Yurich 6,000
5. jgv 4,000
5. chapmandew 4,000
7. rickchild 3,000
8. jinesh_ka... 2,750
9. EugeneZ 2,500
9. Lowfatsp... 2,500
11. rscowden 2,000
11. lappins 2,000
11. PATKIRSCH 2,000
11. apeter 2,000
11. sjturner2 2,000
11. srnar 2,000
11. natoka 2,000
11. whityum 2,000
11. dqmq 2,000
11. jaciesla 2,000
11. CMYScott 2,000
11. dbaduck 2,000
11. dtodd 2,000
11. sungenw... 2,000
25. WileECoy... 1,500
25. jdlambert1 1,500

05.15.2008 at 08:31AM PDT, ID: 23405568

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Using period/point separator to format numbers

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I have a general question about formatting numbers in expressions. Im using SSRS 2005 and trying to format expressions to use period separator instead of comma separator. F.ex. if I have 250,000,000 in comma separator, I would like use 250.000.000 to express those 250 millions. I can't seems to find anything about this, is this possible?Start Free Trial

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Using period/point separator to format numbers

Asked by gosi75 in Regular Expressions, Visual Basic Programming, SQR

Tags: Visual Basic, Visual Basic, Expressions, point separator

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