wrong value

[makisbest]

hi

In a recordset I give.

rs!new_number=123456,78
when I debugin it I get the value 12345678 in the new_number

Why?

 

[shakespeare5677]

I don't know how you can set rs!new_number=123456,78 because 123456,78 would produce an error unless it's in "123456,78". If that's just a typo then 12345678 is exactly what you should get having put it into the field in the first place.
-Max

 

[makisbest]

I have a listview with some values
when I return the values I get the wrong result.
All the values are decimal but all returnd as integer

 

[strongm]

>I don't know how you can set rs!new_number=123456,78

Because you don't know about internationalisation ... many countries use a comma (rather than a period) as the decimal seperator.

makibest, what language is your PC set to?

 

[shakespeare5677]

Very good point, strongm. But wouldn't it be just a little more professional and to start the post off with "Many countries use.." or is it something else you know that I forgot?
-Max

 

[makisbest]

Greece

We use comma in decimal.

the value 123,45 use true for us.

In the listview I have some values like 456,24 / 879,24 6989,12
when I use
rs!new_num = ListView1.ListItems(34).Text
for the value 456,24
in the new_num I have 45624

Why?