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(@silvia)
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Hi all,
I would like just to know if there is a way to customise the format of numbers in the "Screen Customisations" page.
Just a simple example: a have a field that I defined "integer" of size 8, which represent a code (let's say, 12345678).
By default, it is displayed with separated thousands, e.g. 12,345,678, which is not ideal as it is not a number but a code. Is it possible to avoid the "comma"?

On the other side, in the email template, the numeric values are not displayed with separated thousands. Is it possible to customise the html in order to display it in case numbers represent amounts?

Thank you very much,
Silvia


 
Posted : 05 Jun 2025 13H18
babynus
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I would like just to know if there is a way to customise the format of numbers in the "Screen Customisations" page.
Just a simple example: a have a field that I defined "integer" of size 8, which represent a code (let's say, 12345678).
By default, it is displayed with separated thousands, e.g. 12,345,678, which is not ideal as it is not a number but a code. Is it possible to avoid the "comma"?

No, formating for integers is standard and cannot be changed
If it is a code that you don't want to see as an interger, you must user varchar (but then users can enter letters)


 
Posted : 07 Jun 2025 21H10
babynus
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On the other side, in the email template, the numeric values are not displayed with separated thousands. Is it possible to customise the html in order to display it in case numbers represent amounts?

The email templates applies as less formating as possible, as receivers may be from different nationalities and that understand spacing ddifferently.
The interfazce adpats to the browser standards.
If you don't want seperators, just change your OS formating for numbers.


 
Posted : 07 Jun 2025 21H13
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