Grass Valley Xstudio Vertigo Suite v.4.10 - Manual (Page 398)

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Appendix C - Xstudio properties
Formatting numbers
The following table contains symbols that you can use to format numbers.
Time - AM/PM Displays the hour, minutes, and AM/PM
(hh:mm:AM/PM).
Defaults to AM if no time of day is entered. 4:00 becomes 04:00 AM.
4.00 pm becomes 04:00 PM.
Time - 12 hour Displays the hour and minutes. 4:00 becomes 04:00.
Time - 24 hour Displays the hour and minutes according to the
twenty-four hour clock (hh:mm). 4:00 pm becomes 16:00.
Short Date Uses the Short Date format specified by the user’s
system settings (mm/dd/yy or dd/mm/yy). May 9 2002 becomes
(depending on your system’s
settings) 5/09/11.
Long Date Uses the Long Date format specified by the user’s
system settings (e.g. mmmm dd, yyyy). May 9 2002 becomes
(depending on your system’s
settings) May 9, 2011.
Celsius Adds the Celsius symbol to the number entered. 28 becomes 28 °C .
Fahrenheit Adds the Fahrenheit symbol to the number entered. 82 becomes 82 ° F.
Symbol Result Example
0 Digit placeholder that prints a trailing or
leading zero, if appropriate. If you entered 000.00 in the
Format row, 14 would become
014.00.
# Digit placeholder; never prints trailing or
leading zero. If you entered ###.## in the
Format row, 14 would become 14.
in the output (the decimal after 14
will be displayed). If you entered
###.00, 14 would become 14.00.
. Decimal placeholder. If you entered #.00 in the Format
row, 14 would become 14.00.
, Thousands separator. If you entered #,### in the Format
row, 35987 would become 35,987.
- + $, ¥ () space (etc.) Literal characters. These are displayed
exactly as entered in the Format row. If you entered $###.00 in the
Format row, 14 would become
$14.00.
Format Result Example