currency

I have get currency code (Eg: USD, EUR, INR) from webservice response. I need to show the currency symbols for the corresponding currency code. If the currency code is USD, i need to show $, if the currency code is EUR i need to show €. How can i do this? Please suggest any idea or sample code to do this. Please help me. Thanks in advance. This code works charm in my project. I will share this to you all. NSString *currencyCode = @"EUR"; NSLocale *locale = [[[NSLocale alloc] initWithLocaleIdentifier:currencyCode] autorelease]; NSString *currencySymbol = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@",[locale

I need to store a couple of money related fields in the database but I'm not sure which data type to use between money and decimal . Decimal and money ought to be pretty reliable. What i can assure you (from painful personal experience from inherited applications) is DO NOT use float! I always use Decimal; never used MONEY before. Recently, I found an article regarding decimal versus money data type in Sql server that you might find interesting: Money vs Decimal It also seems that the money datatype does not always result in accurate results when you perform calculations with it : click What I

I feed a textbox a string value showing me a balance that need to be formatted like this: ###,###,###,##0.00 I could use the value.ToString("c"), but this would put the currency sign in front of it. Any idea how I would manipulate the string before feeding the textbox to achieve the above formatting? I tried this, without success: String.Format("###,###,###,##0.00", currentBalance); Many Thanks, string forDisplay = currentBalance.ToString("N2"); If the currency formatting gives you exactly what you want, clone a NumberFormatInfo with and set the CurrencySymbol property to "". You should check

What is best practice for the scenario listed below? We have an application which we would like to support multiple currencies. The software will respect the users locale and regional settings to dictate the correct number format, i.e. $10,000.00 or 10.000,00₴ etc. We would however like to be able to format different numbers based upon a currency ID (perhaps the three letter ISO4217 code). Our idea is to store a table in the database with each currency and then request from the user to select the currency symbol which will be used. The program will then format all numbers based upon the locale

I could not find a post to do it automatically as I don't want to hard coded the mapping between English to Italian. Is there any way to write the spelling number to any language in PLSQL, Oracle 10g or 11i ? I do not have this built in package: AP_AMOUNT_UTILITIES_PKG in my oracle. psaraj12 CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION Currency_conversion(currency IN NUMBER) RETURN VARCHAR2 IS txt varchar2(4000); tlum varchar2(4000); babelTxt varchar(32000); req utl_http.req; resp utl_http.resp; webtext VARCHAR2(4000); webextract VARCHAR2(4000); BEGIN -- This is used to convert number to words in english SELECT

I have found a regex on stackoverflow to add a ',' or '.' after every third number depending on your language. (\d)(?=(\d\d\d)+(?!\d)) The problem is that it also happens when we reach the decimal point like with for example: 5487445.46878 The result of that with the following code (and regex) is: return number.replace(/(\d)(?=(\d\d\d)+(?!\d))/g, "$1,"); Which results in: 5,487,445.46,878 I'm using this regex when I'm converting a number depending on your language. In Dutch for example a comma is used as a seperator, so there I do the following: return number.replace(/(\d)(?=(\d\d\d)+(?!\d))/g