In JavaScript, how would one write a function that converts a given [edit: positive integer] number (below 100 billion) into a 3-letter abbreviation -- where 0-9 an
This handles very large values as well and is a bit more succinct and efficient.
abbreviate_number = function(num, fixed) {
if (num === null) { return null; } // terminate early
if (num === 0) { return '0'; } // terminate early
fixed = (!fixed || fixed < 0) ? 0 : fixed; // number of decimal places to show
var b = (num).toPrecision(2).split("e"), // get power
k = b.length === 1 ? 0 : Math.floor(Math.min(b[1].slice(1), 14) / 3), // floor at decimals, ceiling at trillions
c = k < 1 ? num.toFixed(0 + fixed) : (num / Math.pow(10, k * 3) ).toFixed(1 + fixed), // divide by power
d = c < 0 ? c : Math.abs(c), // enforce -0 is 0
e = d + ['', 'K', 'M', 'B', 'T'][k]; // append power
return e;
}
Results:
for(var a='', i=0; i < 14; i++){
a += i;
console.log(a, abbreviate_number(parseInt(a),0));
console.log(-a, abbreviate_number(parseInt(-a),0));
}
0 0
-0 0
01 1
-1 -1
012 12
-12 -12
0123 123
-123 -123
01234 1.2K
-1234 -1.2K
012345 12.3K
-12345 -12.3K
0123456 123.5K
-123456 -123.5K
01234567 1.2M
-1234567 -1.2M
012345678 12.3M
-12345678 -12.3M
0123456789 123.5M
-123456789 -123.5M
012345678910 12.3B
-12345678910 -12.3B
01234567891011 1.2T
-1234567891011 -1.2T
0123456789101112 123.5T
-123456789101112 -123.5T
012345678910111213 12345.7T
-12345678910111212 -12345.7T