Please give a brief summary of your issue: There’s a problem with the thousand separator: it’s not being applied properly, and in some cases, it even changes the numeric values themselves. This leads to data misrepresentation and needs to be corrected.
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Please describe your issue and provide steps to reproduce it: There’s a problem with the thousand separator: it’s not being applied properly, and in some cases, it even changes the numeric values themselves. This leads to data misrepresentation and needs to be corrected.
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It seems you’re experiencing an issue with thousand separator formatting in Apryse’s PDF software APIs. This could be due to locale settings or incorrect number formatting functions being used. Let’s explore some ways to troubleshoot and resolve this issue.
Some things you can try:
Ensure that the locale settings are correctly configured for the desired thousand separator format. Different locales have different conventions for number formatting.
Verify that the API method or function you are using for number formatting is correctly applying the thousand separator. You may need to specify a format string or locale explicitly.
Check if there are any transformations or conversions happening to the number values before or after applying the format, which might be causing the values to change.
Review any custom formatting logic in your code that might be overriding the default behavior of the API.
Here are some resources that might help you:
Number Formatting Guide - This guide provides information on how to apply number formatting correctly in Apryse APIs.
