Formatting values in the millions

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I want to format values in the millions. Example:

The result of a calculation would be 1.960,35. But the way out is 19603565.2315789.

I’ve been using DecimalFormat, but it was for smaller numbers. How to do this in the millions?

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    How are you doing? Add the code to the question.

  • The hard part is finding, but you already have some answers that show it. Either shows the code you are using.

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    Is this "." in the example number you quoted in the right place? Wouldn’t it be 1960.35652315789?

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You can use the class NumberFormat, to format. Example:

    double num = 12345678.90;
    Locale ptBr = new Locale("pt", "BR"); //define a região
    NumberFormat moeda = NumberFormat.getCurrencyInstance(ptBr);
    System.out.print(moeda.format(num));

Or all in one line:

System.out.print(NumberFormat.getCurrencyInstance(ptBr).format(num));

  • Sorry it took me so long to answer. @Iron Man, that’s just what I needed. Giving one more search I saw this Numberformat, but I did not know of this option Locale(en), the result only came out in dollars. Thank you very much.

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