Displaying a Leading Zero in Decimal-only Numbers

How to:

Display a Leading Zero in Decimal-only Numbers

By default, when a number containing only a decimal portion appears in a report, a leading zero is not displayed. Use the SET CENT-ZERO command to display a leading zero in decimal-only numbers.

The setting of CDN determines the characters used in the punctuation of a number. For more information on CDN, see Punctuating Large Numbers.

Syntax: How to Display a Leading Zero in Decimal-only Numbers

SET CENT-ZERO = {ON|OFF}

where:

ON: Displays a leading zero in decimal-only numbers.
OFF: Suppresses a leading zero in decimal-only numbers. OFF is the default value.

Example: Displaying a Leading Zero in Decimal-only Numbers

In the following request, CENT-ZERO is set to ON, which displays a leading zero in decimal-only numbers:

SET CENT-ZERO = ON
SET PAGE-NUM = OFF 
TABLE FILE CENTINV 
PRINT PRODNAME 
COMPUTE FACTOR = COST/RETAIL;
BY PRODCAT 
WHERE PRODCAT EQ 'Cameras';
ON TABLE SET STYLE * 
TYPE = REPORT, GRID = OFF,$
ENDSTYLE
END

The output is:

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