| LSNumberFormat (number [, mask]) Description Formats a number in a specific locale format. The following characters can be used for the mask. _ (underscore) Digit placeholder. Nine-digit placeholder Shows decimal places more clearly than an underscore. . Location of a mandatory decimal point (or locale-appropriate symbol). 0 Located to the left or right of a mandatory decimal point. Pads with zeros. ( ) If number is less than zero, puts parentheses around the mask. + Puts a plus sign before positive number, a minus sign before negative number. - Puts a space before a positive number, a minus sign before a negative number. , Separates every third decimal place with a comma. L,C Left-justifies or center-justifies the number within the width of the mask column. The first character of mask must be L or C. Default: right-justified. $ Puts a dollar sign (or locale-appropriate symbol) before formatted number. First character of mask must be the dollar sign ($). ^ Separates left and right formatting. Example <cfoutput> #LSNumberFormat(-1674.872, "_________") # #LSNumberFormat(-1674.872, "_________.___")# #LSNumberFormat(1674.872, "_________")# #LSNumberFormat(1674.872, "_________.___")# #LSNumberFormat(1674.872, "$_(_________.___)")# #LSNumberFormat(-1674.872, "$_(_________.___)")# #LSNumberFormat(1674.872, "+_________.___")# #LSNumberFormat(1674.872, "-_________.___")# </cfoutput> |