It details how to display the non-significant zeros for a number (the zeros to the left of the number).
| Blank | Left zeros are not shown, but when the value is zero, it is shown. This is the default value. |
| Blank when Zero | Left zeros are not shown, also the zero value. |
| Zero | Left zeros are shown. |
| |
INPUT |
OUTPUT |
| |
Numeric(7.2) |
0 |
123.5 |
| Blank |
ZZZ9.99 |
0.00 |
123.50 |
| Blank when zero |
ZZZZ.ZZ |
|
123.50 |
| Zero |
9999.99 |
0000.00 |
0123.50 |
How to read this table?
The first column shows the possible values of the left fill picture: Blank, Blank when zero and Zero of this property.
The 'INPUT' column shows the numeric type used for the example - in this case, a variable of type N(7,2), - and for each left fill property value, shows the value that is generated AUTOMATICALLY in the 'Picture'.
The 'OUTPUT' column shows:
1) Examples of values that the Variable can take (i.e. 0 and 123.5 on left fill table)
2) How GeneXus format that value, according to the value of the left fill property
For example, on left fill property, on a Numeric(7,2), when selected value is "Blank", on Picture property changes to ZZZ9.99 automatically, and when that variable is assigned "123.5", it shows on screen "123.50".