currency

I have the need to format a decimal number as currency but I do not wish for any rounding to occur in the process. For example (example culture is en-US) Dim money = 1234.556789D money.ToString("C") ' Yields $1,234.56 (notice the rounding & truncating) money.ToString("C99") ' Yields $1,234.556789000000000000....0 -- close but not perfect, those trailing zeros are unwanted. ' I want something that would result in this... money.ToString("??") ' Yields $1,234.56789 ' likewise.... money = 0.1D money.ToString("??") ' Yields $0.10 (notice that it at least matches the culture's currency format -- two

I have a TextView which display currencies. By default my textview's text is: $0.00 How can I make it so the $ changes based on user selection. I have the following code: Locale locale=new Locale("en", "US"); Currency currency=Currency.getInstance(locale); String symbol = currency.getSymbol(); Toast.makeText(getActivity(), symbol, Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show(); Which shows $ but if I have the following: Locale locale=new Locale("en", "AU"); Currency currency=Currency.getInstance(locale); String symbol = currency.getSymbol(); Toast.makeText(getActivity(), symbol, Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show(); it

I have a small financial application with PHP as the front end and MySQL as the back end. I have ancient prejudices, and I store money values in MySQL as an integer of cents. My HTML forms allow input of dollar values, like "156.64" and I use PHP to convert that to cents and then I store the cents in the database. I have a function that both cleans the dollar value from the form, and converts it to cents. I strip leading text, I strip trailing text, I multiply by 100 and convert to an integer. That final step is $cents = (integer) ($dollars * 100); This works fine for almost everything, except

I just need a little help here. Because I am creating a code for converting decimals to Money format in words. For example if I have this number '2143.45' the output should be 'two thousand one hundred forty three and forty-five cents' I found a code like this but I don't have an idea how to include cents. <?php function convertNumber($number) { list($integer, $fraction) = explode(".", (string) $number); $output = ""; if ($integer{0} == "-") { $output = "negative "; $integer = ltrim($integer, "-"); } else if ($integer{0} == "+") { $output = "positive "; $integer = ltrim($integer, "+"); } if (

We are using firebird as our database. How do we go about storing currency symbols in the database. Which character set should we use or what is generally best practice? For example storing "$" or "¥" appears straight forward but more complex symbols do not appear correctly in the database table, i.e. "₡" will not store in the database. What is generally accepted as "best practice" for this kind of thing. EDIT- Let me specify that the language we are using is C#. I suspected that UTF8 would be the answer, but how do we go about storing the character in the database, do we use the Unicode, Hex

How can i format currency related data in a manner that is culture aware in JavaScript? there is a Number.localeFormat function but I'm not sure it's what your after http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-gb/library/bb310813.aspx Dojo has a currency formatter that's locale aware. If you don't want to include Dojo in your project just for this function, then perhaps you can localize the currency in your back-end? Number.toLocaleString (implemented in JavaScript 1.5, ECMAScript 3rd Edition) var number = 3500; console.log(number.toLocaleString()); /* Displays "3,500" in English locale */ Docs on MDN . 来源：