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ok, no i see may mistake: <br>
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three symbols!!<br>
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'#,##0.00' or '#,###.00'<br>
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sorry!!<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 07.09.2015 17:55, Werner Pamler
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thousandseperator := '|';<br>
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FormatFloat('#,##.00', -10);<br>
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result:<br>
<b>|</b>-10,00</blockquote>
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The behavior that you observe is a bit strange, maybe it is a bug.
But you can avoid it by putting three symbols between thousand and
decimal separator, i.e. use '#,##0.00' or '#,###.00'. <br>
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