Include a point and comma to a variable

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Include a point and comma to a variable

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Hello, I have a small problem, I have a number coming from a sum and I need to assign a mask to that number. I did some tests until it worked however the mask was not correct to the number.

var format = function (format, text) {  
    var array = text.split("");
    return format.replace(/{(.*?)}/g, function (index) {
        return array.splice(0, index.replace(/\D/g, "")).join("");
    });
};

var texto = format("{3}.{3}.{3}.{3},{2}", trasfN);

document.getElementById('calTotal').value = texto;
alert(texto);

In a test the number is returning me that 162.312.0. and the correct thing would be to return 16.231,20*

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Wouldn’t it be a case of using the toLocaleString so https://answall.com/a/147086/129 ?

– Sergio

2017/08/21 at 17:32
I tried to implement, but I did not see another example using toLocaleString, https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Number/toLocaleString

– Fernando

2017/08/21 at 17:43
var trasfN = parseFloat(Math.round(calTotal * 100) / 100). toFixed(2). toLocaleString('de-de');

– Fernando

2017/08/21 at 17:44
var trasfN = parseFloat(Math.round(calTotal * 100) / 100). toFixed(2). replace("." , ""). toLocaleString('de-de');

– Fernando

2017/08/21 at 17:44
I tried these two ways, but there was no difference

– Fernando

2017/08/21 at 17:45
The localeString is for numbers, don’t do toFixed... Forehead like this:

– Sergio

2017/08/21 at 17:45
https://jsfiddle.net/Sergio_fiddle/2o6nb1hm/

– Sergio

2017/08/21 at 17:46
I passed this way: var trasfN = parseFloat(Math.round(calTotal * 100) / 100). toLocaleString('pt-BR', {maximumFractionDigits: 2});

– Fernando

2017/08/21 at 17:51
It even worked, but it did not return 0 the right, returned this way: 16.231,2

– Fernando

2017/08/21 at 17:52
Okay, and did you do what you wanted? If you use the Math.round you’ll never get decimal part.

– Sergio

2017/08/21 at 17:52
was using toFixed to return that 0 and display the 1623120

– Fernando

2017/08/21 at 17:53
Okay, use maximumFractionDigits and minimumFractionDigits. So you fix the number.

– Sergio

2017/08/21 at 17:53
Forehead like this (1623120).toLocaleString('pt-BR', {
 maximumFractionDigits: 2, minimumFractionDigits: 2
}); will give 1.623.120,00

– Sergio

2017/08/21 at 17:54
keeps returning only one home after the comma

– Fernando

2017/08/21 at 18:31
var trasfN = parseFloat(Math.round(calTotal * 100) / 100). toLocaleString('en-BR', {maximumFractionDigits: 3});

– Fernando

2017/08/21 at 18:31
Did you see my last comment here? You tested?

– Sergio

2017/08/21 at 18:34
The complete number coming from the sum would be this: 16231.199999999999, and I deal with parseFloat(Math.round(calTotal * 100) / 100) to round and the . toFixed(2) I only came the last 2 numbers after the comma

– Fernando

2017/08/21 at 18:49
I saw yes and the result was the same only 1 number after the comma

– Fernando

2017/08/21 at 18:49
Take a look here: https://jsfiddle.net/Sergio_fiddle/2o6nb1hm/1/ is this? And what I had already explained in the comments here. You have to use both o minimumFractionDigits and the maximumFractionDigits to be neither more nor less than 2 decimal places.

– Sergio

2017/08/21 at 18:50
Thank you very much!

– Fernando

2017/08/21 at 18:58

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