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column to be able to display up to 5 decimals in EBS Bi publisher
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used like as you suggested but no luck.
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Is this syntax <?xdofx:TO_CHAR(fieldname, '9,999,999.99')?> will display 5 decimals? like 1,000.00000
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in the Add help Text use this
<?xdofx:TO_CHAR(fieldname, '9,999,999.99')?>
or
<?xdofx:TO_CHAR('9,999,999.99')?>; might help u
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In format field G= thousand separator and D = decimal separator are you using in right way as per your requirement <?format-number:fieldname;’999G999D99′?>
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Thank you Violeta,
It was printing if the LINE_AMOUNT is like 200, but it is not working if i have 2,000.00(the generated XML data tag)

FYA...if the XML data tag generated 2400.52 then it will be working for me(2400.52000), but the data was generated like 2,400.52.
Please let me know if any questions
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Thank you for help!
Have u tried to_char () in ur orginal query????
No, i can't
PO_STANDARD_PO.xsd is the source file which is having xml code.
Sample code: <xs:element ref="LINE_AMOUNT" minOccurs="0"/>
I used <?format-number(LINE_AMOUNT, '#,##0.00', 'myFMT')?> in rtf template but getting
Caused by: oracle.xdo.parser.v2.XPathException: Cannot convert 14,589.52 to number.
@Kevin ,
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