Dynamicy NAV Comma-aligned decimal numbers - microsoft-dynamics

I'm trying to align decimal numbers in Microsoft Dynamics NAV, ie. in Report builder by comma. It should look something like this:
21,456
3,33
178,7564
As you can see I want to do it no matter how many decimal places I have.
Does anyone knows how to do it trough Navision or Report Builder?
I would be very grateful :)


By default NAV prints something like this
You need to change a property of you textbox to print in your format, set TextAling property in Center.
Save changes an execute the report. You can see this

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I think you need to make AWS understand that you are working with float numbers.
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I have an Excel list which does contain a certain number of double entries.
eg.
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What I want to do is to search each doublette and add an iterator to it. So that the result looks something like this:
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Thanks a lot to Black.Jack! You were right all along!
My own stupidity was in my way. ;) I am running a German version of Libre Office, which brings two subtle, but important changes. First conditions etc. must be named German!!! (as a colleague pointed out ;))
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I am creating a pivot table in excel sheet by aspose.cells. I want the values to be formatted as Accounting, with a symbol, a comma and 2 decimal places. Is this possible with aspose.cells? Please suggest how to do this with Aspose.Cells and c#.

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Furthermore, can you please share the code/sample application with the template files (input, output and expected output file etc.). The files can also be shared in Aspose.Cells product support forum.

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PS, I am working as Support developer / Technical Evangelist at Aspose.