![]() ![]() ![]() Warning: A DateTime is stored in the database as Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). The following table shows the standard DateTime formats with the regional setting of English (US). For example, on a computer in the (UTC+01:00) Brussels, Copenhagen, Madrid, Paris time zone, UTC is one hour earlier than local time on the computer and probably two hours earlier during summer time. The following table shows the standard DateTime formats with the regional setting of a European country/region. The following table shows the standard Time formats with the regional setting of English (US). ![]() The following table shows the standard Time formats with the regional setting of a European country/region. The following table shows the standard Date formats with the regional setting of English (US). The following table shows the standard Date formats with the regional setting of a European country/region. The following table shows the standard Decimal formats with the regional setting of English (US). This table shows the standard Decimal formats with the regional setting of a European country/region. In the Business Central client, you can specify a Region under Settings, this determines how thousand and decimal separators are displayed. The settings that are specified under the Regional and Language Options in Windows determine how some separators are displayed. ![]() This expression displays the date as Monday, April 15. You can create your own formats using Chars (which are displayed literally), Fields (to choose specific components of a value, for example the year-part of a date) and Attributes (for example to select which character to use as a filler).įor example, a field that is based on a source expression of the Date data type can use the following format string: If you do not specify a precision, then the page uses the precision that is specified in the DecimalPlaces Property of the corresponding field in the table. For more information, see DecimalPlaces Property. will use Standard Format 0 and will format the data with a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 3 decimal places. Using a standard format with an attribute. Use the Standard Format attribute to select one of the standard formats (these are listed at the end of this topic). The following examples demonstrate how to use Format: Hours24, Hours12, Minutes, Seconds, Thousands, AM/PM, Second decĭay, Month, Month Text, Quarter, Year, Year4, Week, Week Year, Week Year4, Weekday, Weekday Text, Hours24, Hours12, Minutes, Seconds, Thousands, AM/PM, Second dec Note: "Second dec" specifies a fraction of a second, in decimal format. Sign, Integer, Decimals, Integer Thousandĭay, Month, Month Text, Quarter, Year, Year4, Week, Week Year, Week Year4, Weekday, Weekday Text, Closing Depending on the data type in the field, you can choose the appropriate FieldName from this list. The FieldName is a component that you can use to build a format expression. The Comma attribute must be after the Decimals field name.įiller Character indicates the character that is used to fill empty spaces. The Comma attribute specifies the character that separates the integer from the decimals. The 1000Character attribute must be after the Integer or Integer Thousand field name and before the Decimals field name. The 1000Character attribute specifies the character that separates the thousandths place digit from the hundredths place digit, the millionth place digit from the hundred thousandths place digit, and so on. Length of field (0 or no entry means that the length is dynamic) To create a format, use the following rules:Ī format property consists of zero or more Chars, Fields, or Attributes.įields and Attributes are expressed by using an identifier enclosed in brackets ().Īttributes must contain a comma (,) and a parameter after the identifier.įields can optionally take a comma (,) and a FieldLen. You can use Format to create your own formats. You must enter the angle brackets, such as. ![]()
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