Format Int Variable in R$ currency on Android

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I use Maskformatter lib to format Edittext fields. But now I’m getting a value of an int variable and wanted to format it in the value of currency R$.

Example: in the variable containing 1000 Format: 10,00

Using lib I can’t because it only accepts Edittext.

I am using the result of this variable and displaying in a Textview.

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    A variable containing 1000 (thousand) would be correct to format: R$ 1000,00 right?

  • @Laerte as in the example, let’s assume that in the variable the value was thirty-four real. But in my textview it is displaying 3400. Formatting would like him to put the comma, getting 34.00.

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Good I managed to settle after a good read

I used

NumberFormat nf = NumberFormat.getCurrencyInstance();

and in the Textview variable

nf.format(valortotal / 100)

result in what I really wanted R$34,00 ou R$10,00

From what I understand using the NumberFormat.getCurrencyInstance() it takes system formatting, either BR or EN.

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