on 01-22-2015 1:23 PM
Hi,
We are currently using SAP BO Dashboard 4.1 SP4 (Version 14.1.4.1327). We have a requirement of representing Numerical values with space as a 1000 separator instead of ","(comma). The appearance tab for components provides only few formatting options as:
The workaround for this could be using custom format in spreadsheet itself. For positive numbers, it works fine but becomes messy for negative numbers. For example:
a custom format as ### ### ### ###.## would work for positive numbers as 213 345 423.23
but for a negative number say -25.40, it would display as "- 25.40" instead of "-25.40", since there are 4 spaces in the custom format before decimal.
Please suggest if any workaround/custom format is possible for negative numbers.
Thanks,
Aarti Raghav
Hi,
I would suggest instead of using numeric in Scorecard use default.
In dashboard enable your custom format take absolute(positive) values to display and based on a check on original value concatenate a "-" with ur absolute values wherever applicable and display in scorecard.
basically use number as text. so you achieve spaces as well as minus sign.
I have used this technique for showing numbers and currencies together.
Thanks
Manish
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Thanks Manish. Here, we are already doing a custom format of space separated value as ### ### ### ###. Changing this to text in the next cell would mean losing this formatting. Only if the space separated formatting is retained with conversion to text, we can concatenate a "-" sign along the numbers. Hope my understanding is correct on the logic that you are explaining.
Aarti
No charts dont work. they dont accept the text binding. hence you would have to compensate without the thousands operator (Space) for the charts.
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Hi Suman,
Thanks for the response. We have a requirement of maintaining the same colour codes, or even if different colours then the negatve sign should be displayed with negative numbers. Infact , we had also suggested the same as illustrated by you. Any other out of box custom formatting?
Thanks,
Aarti
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