But you *can* set the pre- and postfix chars, so the question was
how to escape them. Which is the same problem how to escape "[" at
the start.
Uh ... what he said :)
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With WO 5.4 the syntax should be:
By default the dynamic binding use [] and not $.
So how do you escape the dynamic binding prefix in 5.4 if you want to
show it in the string? For instance, if you actually want the string
"[amount]" to appear, what does the binding look like?
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\$#,##0
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\$#,##0
Do I need to use the wonder frameworks for that to work?
'cause I'm not using Wonder. I have setup
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Hi All,
If I have something like this:
what do I need to do to make sure that the value for the numberformat
is interpreted as a string instead of a method call to #,##0.
Right now my workaround is to insert a space before the $ sign:
Is there a better way than putting a space in front
