Is there a way to configure the UltraNumericEditor so that it will retain any trailing zeros a user enters? For example if the user enters "1.20" and tabs away from the control, it will display "1.20". Also, if the user enters "1.200" it will display "1.200".
I would like to maintain this behavior even if the Value property is set in this manner:
ultraNumericEditor.Value = "1.20" -> control displays "1.20"
ultraNumericEditor.Value = "1.200" -> control displays "1.200"
Bob,
If you set the MaskInput of the UltraNumericEditor to "nn.nnn" then 1.200 should be displayed as 1.200. However, if you do that then 1.20 will also be displayed as 1.200. Those 0's will be filled out according to the MaskInput.
There does not seem to be a way to prevent any trailing zeros that the user does not type in from being filled out according to the MaskInput.
If you really need to distinguish between these two cases you may be able to achieve it by using the UltraMaskedEdit and setting its InputMask to "nn.999" (Also set the EditAs property to Double).
I hope that helps.
Michael S.
How about if you want to keep the masked '0'.
Example my mask is nnn.nn.
The user enters in 100.00, the control displays 100.00 and saves 100.00 when it's time to save the value. [This is fine]
The user enters in 100, the control displays 100.00 and saves 100 when it's time to save the value. [NOT FINE].
How do I force the control to always put in the trailing zeros if the user doesn't input anything after the decimal point?
Figured it out.
If I set the NumericType to Double it worked. Thought I shoud use decimal as the NumericType.