How to render negative value as positive / absolute?
How to render negative value as positive / absolute?
juniorDev_sei
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Here is the code for table
$('#table').DataTable({
pageLength: 25,
searching: false,
ajax: {
url: 'url/to/json',
dataSrc: 'data',
},
columns: [
{data:'customer'},
{data:'part_id_customer'},
{data:'part_id_internal'},
{data:'part_name'},
{data:'lot_no'},
{data:'quantity'},
{data:'date_time'},
{data:'pic'},
],
order:[[6, 'asc']],
columnDefs: [{'orderable':false, 'targets':'_all'},
{'render':$.fn.dataTable.render.number('.',',',0,''), 'targets':5, 'className':'dt-right'},
{'render':$.fn.dataTable.render.moment('','DD MMMM YYYY, hh:mm:ss','id'), 'targets':6, 'className':'dt-center'}],
})
On this table, the data is generated by json and all quantity column values are negative (I need to record it as negative on database for other computing reason). But if I display the value as negative on the table, I'm afraid it will confuse the user. Is there a way to render the as positive? Thanks for all the help.
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I think I found a way to deal with the problem.
Let me know if there is a more efficient way to deal with this kind of problem.
Thank you.
Is possibly the neatest and fastest way of doing it.
Allan
Thank you for your help, Allan.
The problem with my method before is it didn't show thousand separator, and if I try to convert it to locale string, it won't use dot as thousand separator (probably because I choose en-US as browser language).
Now it shows exactly as I wanted.