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Hi Mark,
Thank you for contacting Syncfusion Support.
We have analysed your query. If you set the Number of Decimal Digits to be 2, then it will be rounded and will be displayed with 2 decimal digits only. If you want to display 3 digits after the decimal point then set the NumberDecimalDigits to be 3.
You can also refer our Dashboard sample “Formula Range Selection Demo” which is under the below path in Syncfusion Dashboard.
Path: WPF Dashboard -> CellGrid -> Formula Support -> Formula Range Selection Demo
Please let us know if you have any queries.
Thanks
Kanimozhi B
Hi Mark,
Thank you for contacting Syncfusion Support.
We have analysed your query. If you set the Number of Decimal Digits to be 2, then it will be rounded and will be displayed with 2 decimal digits only. If you want to display 3 digits after the decimal point then set the NumberDecimalDigits to be 3.
You can also refer our Dashboard sample “Formula Range Selection Demo” which is under the below path in Syncfusion Dashboard.
Path: WPF Dashboard -> CellGrid -> Formula Support -> Formula Range Selection Demo
Please let us know if you have any queries.
Thanks
Kanimozhi B
According to what you mean,If I set the Number of Decimal Digits, It is equal to the applications of the function Round (number, num_digits)?
Hi Mark,
Apologize for the delay.
We have analyzed your query. Setting the Number of Decimal digits is not equal to the Round() function. The Round() function returns a number rounded to a specified number of digits.
For Eg: Round(23.0001,2) will return the rounded value as 23, while when we set the Number of Decimal Digits to be 2, then it returns the value as 23.00 with two decimal digits.
Please let us know if you need any clarifications.
Thanks
Kanimozhi B
Hi Mark,
Apologize for the delay.
We have analyzed your query. You can get three decimal digits for the resultant value by setting the Number of Decimal digits to be 3.
For Eg:
Let us take,
A1= 10.2015 and set the NumberDecimalDigits be 2
B1 = 2.523 and set the NumberDecimalDigits be 2
For the resultant value C1 = A1+B1, Set the NumberDecimalDigits to 3 then you can get your expected output 12.728.
Please let us know if you have any queries.
Thanks
Kanimozhi B
Hi Mark,
Apologize for the delay.
We have analyzed your query. You can get three decimal digits for the resultant value by setting the Number of Decimal digits to be 3.
For Eg:
Let us take,
A1= 10.2015 and set the NumberDecimalDigits be 2
B1 = 2.523 and set the NumberDecimalDigits be 2
For the resultant value C1 = A1+B1, Set the NumberDecimalDigits to 3 then you can get your expected output 12.728.
Please let us know if you have any queries.
Thanks
Kanimozhi B
Hi Mark,
Apologize for the delay
We were able to reproduce the Number Format issue in Formula cell and have logged defect report regarding this. The fix for this issue will be included in any our upcoming releases.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks
Kanimozhi B