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how to format number into a Indian Currency

I am using DecimalFormat class to get the numbers in the Indian Currency styleinput1 : 3732342.374output1:37,32,342.37input2: 5,82,343.369output2:5,82,343.37

[178 byte] By [jpitha] at [2007-10-1 11:18:20]

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# 1

Do you have a question?

Peter-Lawreya at 2007-7-10 3:48:30 >

# 2

how to format number into a Indian Currency

naj123_2k@rediffmail.coma at 2007-7-10 3:48:30 >

# 3

What does indian currency look like? (you know what I mean!)

macrules2a at 2007-7-10 3:48:30 >

# 4

Indian currency is just what he shows:

"Indian number format groups the lowest order 3 digits (thousands) and then every 2 digits after that."

Did you read the API for DecimalFormat?

You could try a currency instance with an Indian Locale. Or, build it yourself with the indicated symbols.

MLRona at 2007-7-10 3:48:30 >

# 5

I am still not entirely sure what the exact question is, but I recommend ICU for formatting currency amounts. Using those APIs you will be able to format currency amounts correctly for Indian locales (and for any currency code - you should not assume the currency from the locale, but rather explicitly specify both a number and a currency).

one_danea at 2007-7-10 3:48:30 >

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