>I have *lots* of fields that are B(16)
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>If I want to display that number rounded to the fourth decimal, for example, in a textbox what are my options for formatting the display ( assuming not just creating a dummy display field and converting the number )
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>Seems there should be an easy trick to it, but I'm not seeing a format that looks right and I can't use an input mask for display - or can I ?
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>This is bound data ( albeit bound through VFE field objects so I do have some wiggle room in formatting before I display if I can just figure out what I want to tell it.
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>So, I have 008900098080.98090000000 and I just want to see 8900098080.9809 or even expressing in millions 8900.1

I created a simple base VFP form with a base text box and bound a B(16) cursor column to the text box. By default, leading zeroes are always trimmed. If you want comma separators and 4 decimals you can set .InputMask to something like 999,999,999,999,999.9999 - extra leading 9s and commas are not shown.

I don't know how you'd display millions, you might have to go to an unbound text box and control the output display/format yourself, unless VFE gives you something.