Le 29 avr. 2010 à 16:42, Richard Lake a écrit :
Not really.... instead of sarcasm, please provide an answer as its obvious what I want to do.
Say I take 50000 apples sell them at £1.25 each, I want to be able to show the total as £62,500 not 6.25E+4.
As far as I know, you didn't wrote what you where trying to achieve with this kind of value.
If you want to make other calculations, what you get is perfectly accurate and usable.
If you want to display it from AppleScript, other posted good tips.
If you want to insert the result in a spreadsheet, what you get may be usable too.
Here is an example :
set nn to 4999.0 * 12.5
set nn to nn as string
tell application "Numbers" to tell document 1 to tell sheet 1 to tell table 1
set {rowNum, colNum} to {3, 5}
set cellname to (get name of cell rowNum of column colNum)
set value of cell cellname to nn
set format of range cellname to number
end tell
So, I think that it was useless "de monter sur vos grands chevaux"
Yvan KOENIG (VALLAURIS, France) jeudi 29 avril 2010 17:12:16