Try this:
(Note that for the last one you will get 0s at the end of the integer part,
this is probably because of an overflow error. If you really have such large
numbers, a function that works exclusively on the string will be needed.)
<CFSCRIPT>
function thSepar(n)
{
var integerPart = numberFormat(listFirst (n, "."), "___,___");
if(listLen(n, ".") GT 1) return integerPart & "." & listLast(n, ".");
return integerPart;
}
</CFSCRIPT>
<CFOUTPUT>
#thSepar(11)#<BR>
#thSepar(11111.111111111)#<BR>
#thSepar(11.11)#<BR>
#thSepar(1.1)#<BR>
#thSepar(111111111111111111111.11111111111111111111)#<BR>
</CFOUTPUT>
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