Resurrecting a question for which I haven't seen an answer:
If I choose the built-in format "###,##0.00 ;###,##0.00CR"
Forms, list boxes and quick reports look like:
123.45|
123.45CR|
(difficult to model with proportional font - trying to show positive and
negative both all the way to the right)
I want:
123.45 | << spaces after positive number
123.45CR|
That is, decimals aligned. Why is the blank space in the positive section of
the format definition ignored?
I've gone way over the allowed (time spent tinkering) / (perceived benefit)
ratio on this!
Have tried "#,##0.00"+Char(32)+Char(32)+";#,##0.00CR" with OBJECT SET FORMAT,
also Char(202)
I verify that this worked correctly in a previous life (4D 6.7, Windows).
Currently 4D 15.4, Mac OS 10.12.4
Thanks,
Malcolm
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