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3/27/2003 3:14:46 PM |
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Brian Reeves
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Intermediate |
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ASP (Active Server Pages), VbScript (browser/client side)
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This function properly formats a number to viewable currency ($x,xxx.xx) to be displayed on a webpage (or saved internally). Also performs rounding based on the constant. Will round up, down, and normal (5-9 = +1; else drop digits)
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' Name: ASP Format Money
' Description:This function properly formats a number to viewable currency ($x,xxx.xx) to be displayed on a webpage (or saved internally). Also performs rounding based on the constant. Will round up, down, and normal (5-9 = +1; else drop digits)
' By: Brian Reeves
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' Inputs:Number (to be converted into money)
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' Returns:String representing the money in the format of
$xx,xxx.xx (where x is a number)
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' Side Effects:Takes into account user errors (entering in < 2 digits after period).
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'This code is copyrighted and has' limited warranties.Please see http://www.Planet-Source-Code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=8277&lngWId=4'for details.'**************************************
'Returns a string from a number to be displayed in a $xx.xx format
Public Function FormatMoney(sString)
'change cRound to Normal, Up, Down
Const cRound = "Normal"
If InStr(sString, ".") Then
'Adding extra zero's at the end for error correction (User passes "23." and it
' will still display correctly)
FormatMoney = sString & "000"
Select Case cRound
Case "Normal"
If Mid(FormatMoney, InStr(FormatMoney, ".") + 3) > 4 Then
FormatMoney = Left(FormatMoney, InStr(FormatMoney, ".") + 1) & Fix(Mid(FormatMoney, InStr(FormatMoney, ".") + 2, 1) + 1)
End If
Case "Up"
If Mid(FormatMoney, InStr(FormatMoney, ".") + 3) > 0 Then
FormatMoney = Left(FormatMoney, InStr(FormatMoney, ".") + 1) & Fix(Mid(FormatMoney, InStr(FormatMoney, ".") + 2, 1) + 1)
End If
End Select
FormatMoney = Left(FormatMoney, InStr(FormatMoney, ".") + 2)
Else: FormatMoney = sString & ".00" 'Appending cents to the dollar
End If
FormatMoney = "$" & FormatMoney 'Appending dollar sign to beginning
End Function
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 4/1/2003 3:40:51 AM: Dara SARNIRAND
This can be done natively by ASP.
By setting "Session.LCID" to correct language code (for example 1036 for French), a simple Response.Write(CCur(mAmount)) gives "23,12 €". Set to English American, this gives "$ 23.12".
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| 4/19/2003 2:59:25 AM: Edward Welch
Dim Money
Money = "$" & FormatNumber("123.231",2)
Money would return = $123.23
Cheers
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| 8/16/2003 2:49:01 AM:
What about a way to clean up entered information. I have had several people mess up and not delete the decimal point and they they type in a dollar and cent amount. Thus you and up with something like 12.34.00
This can be passed to the datebase but when I display again or try to sent it through the format again it really has trouble.
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| 8/16/2003 3:21:59 AM:
function FormatMoney(sString)
dmarker1=0
dmarker2=0
If InStr(sString, ".") Then
dmarker1=0
dmarker2=0
dmarker1=InStr(sString,".")+1
If InStr(mid(sString,dmarker1),".") Then
dmarker2=InStr(mid(sString,dmarker1),".")
If NOT dmarker2=0 Then
temp=dmarker1+(dmarker2-2)
sString=left(sString,temp)
End If
End If
End If
FormatMoney "$" & FormatNumber(sString,2)
End function
With this function 25.35.45 will return $24.35 and 123.456.789 will return $123.46
Not to mention the usual 12 will return $12.00 and 12.3 will return $12.30
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| 10/14/2003 1:14:20 AM: Scott March
Why not just use the built-in VBScript function FormatCurrency()? Seems you are trying to reinvent the wheel with this one. :-)
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| 10/14/2003 10:29:58 AM: Brian Reeves
Didn't know about that function at the time of writing it...
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