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can't you make your scorll bar work in ranges 0-10 000 and instead of increase with two decimal digitis ... increase with this multiplied by 100 ? This results only in integers being used.
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can't you make your scorll bar work in ranges 0-10 000 and instead of increase with two decimal digitis ... increase with this multiplied by 100 ? This results only in integers being used.

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No I cannot do that. This situation is different, and the user MUST see the incremented value in 2 decimal places.<br />
That's our requirement. The Max MUST be 100.00 &nbsp;(a floating point) and the min MUST be (0.00). &nbsp;Increments or<br />
decrements MUST be in two decimal places. That's the requirement we have.<br />

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No I cannot do that. This situation is different, and the user MUST see the incremented value in 2 decimal places.
That's our requirement. The Max MUST be 100.00  (a floating point) and the min MUST be (0.00).  Increments or
decrements MUST be in two decimal places. That's the requirement we have.


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Ok. I think I get your point. Let me try this out and get back with you. Nice insight.
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Ok. I think I get your point. Let me try this out and get back with you. Nice insight.

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Hello,<br />
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I have a requirement in my SW development to create a scrollbar that has a min = 0.00, max = 100.00 and increments must be<br />
floating point values with 2 decimal places. Currently ion javadocs I see scrollbars that work only for intergers. Do anyone know<br />
where I can find this or can anyone throw some light to create one like that?<br />
<br />
-prain
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Hello,

I have a requirement in my SW development to create a scrollbar that has a min = 0.00, max = 100.00 and increments must be
floating point values with 2 decimal places. Currently ion javadocs I see scrollbars that work only for intergers. Do anyone know
where I can find this or can anyone throw some light to create one like that?

-prain

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