{EUROPEAN}

Command

The EUROPEAN command enables non-US formatting of numbers by switching commas and decimal points in the final report data values.

Syntax

{ EUROPEAN }

Description

This command enables non-US formatting of numbers by switching commas and decimal points in the final report data values.

Decimal points are used as the thousands separator character while commas separate the decimal portion of the number from the integer portion.

Example

The following example is based on Sample Demo.

This report displays an example of the { EUROPEAN } command for the report based on Chicago followed by the { SUPEUROPEAN } command for the Boston report.

<PAGE(Market, Accounts, Scenario)
Chicago Sales Actual

      <COLUMN (Year)
      <CHILDREN Year

<ROW (Product)
<CHILDREN Audio
     !

{EUROPEAN}

Chicago Sales Actual

      <CHILDREN Year

<CHILDREN Audio
     !
This example produces the following report:
                          Chicago Sales Actual 

                     Qtr1     Qtr2     Qtr3     Qtr4 
                 ======== ======== ======== ======== 
Stereo              2,591    2,476    2,567    3,035  
Compact_Disc        3,150    3,021    3,032    3,974

                          Chicago Sales Actual 
                     Qtr1     Qtr2     Qtr3     Qtr4 
                 ======== ======== ======== ======== 
Stereo              2.591    2.476    2.567    3.035 
Compact_Disc        3.150    3.021    3.032    3.974

See Also

BRACKETS
COMMAS
DECIMAL
SUPBRACKETS
SUPCOMMAS
SUPEUROPEAN


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