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How can I stop NSNumberFormatter (via Pallet) from always rounding to two decimal places?

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How can I stop NSNumberFormatter (via Pallet) from always rounding to two decimal places?

Subject: How can I stop NSNumberFormatter (via Pallet) from always rounding to two decimal places?
From: "Frederick C. Lee" <email@hidden>
Date: Sun, 13 Mar 2005 10:53:09 -0800

Greetings: The default NSNumberFormatter from the pallet always insists on having ONLY two-digit decimals.

For Example:

Input: 12345.6789
Format Pattern: ###,###,###,###,##0.#####
Output: 12,345.68

Desired output: 12,345.6789

That pattern doesn't seem to have much influence.
How can I just put commas in, without ROUNDING?

Regards,

Ric.


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