My database value for the format field is 1250. I would like to format that value as $12.50. Below is my code. Can someone please help, I am not able to get this straight.
field spec:
field name = prate
field datatype = number
decimal places = 0
<%response.write(formatcurrency(rs("prate"),2,-1)
I know my database setting and code is wrong, can someone please help.
Is there an easy way to format a number into a currency display style eg:
$100,000.
I have this set in my Access database on the field but my asp produces:
100000
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LOCAL MACHINE
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HOST SERVER
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response.write(rsPART("COST"))
%>
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