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I have a software which reads excels fields in nodejs, captures the value and parse it to float, i want to print the result of the float number, Example: 1200.00 -> 1,200.00, any idea?
parseFloat(excelFileSheets.Hoja1[i]["TOTAL DE ING."]).toFixed(2);
I just tried
parseFloat(excelFileSheets.Hoja1[i]["TOTAL DE ING."]).toFixed(2).toLocaleString("DE-de");
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So I'm getting this string '41803.96000000'
what i want to do is convert this to a number and it should be in the
right format such as this example '41.96000000'
for anyone wondering this is the current bitcoin price which I'm getting from a binance WebSocket
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When the smaller number string when compared with the larger number string - the result is true.
How is it possible?
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I am converting a long Sting of numbers values to number data type with Number() and parseInt() method of js but it is returning a hexadecimal value.
Does anybody know how to convert a long string values of number to Number data type?
// "1245458787546574878756756754561464567867"(type:String) to 1245458787546574878756756754561464567867 (type:Number)
var str = "1245458787546574878756756754561464567867";
console.log(Number(str)); //1.2454587875465749e+39
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I have this code in javascript [ <strong>${item.party_election_result_obtained_vote} </strong> ]. How can i change this to a number format
<strong>${item.party_election_result_obtained_vote} </strong>
i want the code to be in number format, as it stands now, it reads something like 1000, i want it to read 1,000
You can use Intl.NumberFormat()
In example :
// us format
console.log(new Intl.NumberFormat('en-US').format(1000.42));
// french format
console.log(new Intl.NumberFormat('fr-FR').format(1000.42));
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I would like to return the number, 15.00, in a json payload: {"theNumber" : 15.00}. All my research on SO has suggested to do something like parseFloat(15).toFixed(2), but this always returns a string and therefore does not solve the problem of returning 15.00 as a number / float.
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