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Great that you have a solution. I have been dealing a bit with the issue that the numbers are filled from right to left and
that one can navigate with the TAB key, with the cursor always standing on the right in overwrite mode.

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Resolved! Otto, no strtran !!! Cesar, No bgotfocus and blostfocus Jimmy, No "@9" picture Resolved !!! Only in my initial test was the statement missing: FWNumFormat( "E", .t. ) and the picture to put is "@E ###.##" Now it seems run ok as U can see on video https://i...

Why don't you try using STRTRAN(). It is the solution here. Yes, do you test with STRTRAN ? run all ok ? sure ? IF nMode==2 //modify ntest1 := STRTRAN(str(oBrowse:aArraydata[nRecord][2]), ".", ",") ntest2 := STRTRAN(str(oBrowse:aArraydata[nRecord][3]), ".", ",&quo...

hi Silvio, i have try your Sample and it seems me "wrong PICTURE" for "Calculater" Style *   local cPicture:="@Z 999.99"   local cPicture:="@S@F6.2" but you need to use "." and not "," (Komma) from NotePad aGet[1]:bLostFocus :=
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hi Silvio, i have try your Sample and it seems me "wrong PICTURE" for "Calculater" Style *   local cPicture:="@Z 999.99"   local cPicture:="@S@F6.2" but you need to use "." and not "," (Komma) from NotePad aGet[1]:bLostFocus := ...

Otto wrote:Why don't you try using STRTRAN(). It is the solution here.

where i I must put STRTRAN????????

Why don't you try using STRTRAN(). It is the solution here.

Hello Silvio, I'm sorry I can't be of more help. Here, when I use STRTRAN() in addition to Cesar's code, I get the desired result. Maybe you could post the example including xbrowse(), so we can replicate the problem. But my focus is on a different approach now. Best regards, Otto I insert a test o...

Hello Silvio,
I'm sorry I can't be of more help.
Here, when I use STRTRAN() in addition to Cesar's code, I get the desired result.
Maybe you could post the example including xbrowse(), so we can replicate the problem.

But my focus is on a different approach now.
Best regards,
Otto

Before saving, use VAL() unlike you I try my programs over and over again and don't hand the client something that doesn't work well. It's not easy at all, as I told you in the Xbrowse table I have the numeric figures with commas, then when I go to make the change I find them with the separation po...

Before saving, use VAL()

Otto wrote:Yes, see this line.

oGet[1]:bGotFocus := {|| (oGet[1]:cText := STR(VAL(oGet[1]:cText) *100,6), oGet[1]:Refresh(),oGet[1]:SelectAll()) }
Cesar, changed the GETs to character that you get the inputstyle you wanted.

Yes but nvar Is text array but i have numbers no texts

Yes, see this line.

oGet[1]:bGotFocus := {|| (oGet[1]:cText := STR(VAL(oGet[1]:cText) *100,6), oGet[1]:Refresh(),oGet[1]:SelectAll()) }
Cesar, changed the GETs to character that you get the inputstyle you wanted.

Otto wrote:Use STRTRAN()

Perhaps we not understading the problem...
in the xbrowse table I have the numerical digits with the comma separator, then when I go to make the change I find the digits with the dot separator, do you think this is normal?