LSNumberFormat(number [, mask ])Formats a number using the locale convention. If mask is omitted, the number is formatted as an integer.
The number you want to format.
| LSNumberFormat Mask Characters | |
|---|---|
| Character | Meaning |
| _ (underscore) | Optional digit placeholder. |
| 9 | Optional digit placeholder. Same as _, but shows decimal places more clearly. |
| . | Specifies the location of a mandatory decimal point. |
| 0 | Located to the left or right of a mandatory decimal point, to force padding with zeros. |
| ( ) | Places parentheses around the mask if the number is less than 0. |
| + | Places + in front of positive numbers, - (minus sign) in front of negative numbers. |
| - | Place " " (space) in front of positive, - (minus sign) in front of negative numbers. |
| , | Separates thousands with commas. |
| L,C | Specifies left-justify or center-justify a number within the width of the mask column. L or C must appear as the first character of the mask. By default, numbers are right-justified. |
| $ | Places a dollar sign in front of the formatted number. $ must appear as the first character of the mask. |
| ^ | Separates left from right formatting. |