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The FormatCurrency function returns an expression formatted as a currency
value using the currency symbol defined in the computer's control panel.
The FormatCurrency function return a formatted currency value for the
numeric expression.
The Syntax of the formatcurrency function is :-
| Format Currency (Expression[,NumDigAfterDec[,
IncLeadingDig[,UseParForNegNum[,GroupDig]]]]) |
Example#1 :-
Code :-
document.write(FormatCurrency(20000))
Output :-
$20,000.00 |
Example#2 :-
Code :-
document.write(FormatCurrency(20000.578,2))
Output :-
$20,000.58 |
Example#3 :-
Code :-
document.write(FormatCurrency(20000.578,2,,,0))
Output :-
$20000.58 |
Example#4 :-
Code :-
<% =FormatCurrency(31567) %>
Output :-
$31,567.00 |
Example#5 :-
Code
:-
<% =FormatCurrency(31567.8977) %>
Output :-
$31,567.90 |
Note :- These function rounds off the values. If number written
after decimal is less than 5 nothing is written after decimal. If number
written after the decimal is more than 5 the round off value is written.
There are four types of Format Currency :-
- Num Digits After Decimal :- The optional Num Digits After Decimal
argument allows you to choose the number of digits after the decimal.
Example#1 :-
Code :-
<% =FormatCurrency(31567, 2) %>
Output :-
$31,567.00 |
- Include Leading Digit :- The optional Include Leading Digit
argument includes the leading zero.
Example#1 :-
Code :-
<% =FormatCurrency(.77, 2, -1) %>
Output :-
$0.77 |
- Use Parens For Negative Numbers :- The optional Use Parens
For Negative Number argument replaces a negative sign with parentheses
around the number.
Example#1 :-
Code :-
<% =FormatCurrency(-31567, 2, 0, -1) %>
Output :-
$31,567.00 |
- Group Digit :- The optional Group Digit argument allows
the use of the options specified in the Currency tab in the Regional
Settings Properties in the Control Panel.
Example#1 :-
Code
:-
<% =FormatCurrency(31567, 2, 0, -1, -1)
Output :-
$31,567.00
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