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| 7/22/2013 9:47 AM | |
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Hello imlaha, I think that's a system property. Best regards Bizur |
| 7/23/2013 7:51 AM | |
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I/O-field just works that way, you could try playing with more than 1 I/O-field on top of eachother. one with outputformat 999.9 and another with s999.9 |
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| 7/24/2013 7:43 AM | |
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The only problem in that case might be when the value is positive and you want to enter a negative one, it won't be accepted because at that time OutputFormat does not allow to enter negative values. Some programming can help but is it worth the efforts? I would leave it like it is, you can also consider it as an extra indication that this particular I/O-field is showing a value which can become negative. If you really need/want it, you can also leave OutputFormat as "s999.9" and cover the plus sign with a hidden/visible rectangle object based on the OutputValue. |
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