dtFloat |
The numeric value is displayed with at least Precision significant digits. Any excess zeroes behind the decimal point are removed. A value below 2 is automatically limited to 2. The value is formatted in exponential notation if the number has more places than defined by Precision. |
dtFixP |
A fixed number of Precision decimal places is used. |
dtExp |
The number is displayed in exponential notation using Precision significant places. A value below 2 is automatically limited to 2. |
dtEEng, dtEEngNoDP |
The number is displayed in electrical engineering notation using Precision significant places. A value below 1 is automatically limited to 1. |
dtHex |
The number is rounded to the nearest integer and displayed as a hexadecimal string with Precision places (including leading zeroes). The hexadecimal string is truncated to Precision places, if the number is too large to fit into the given width (this is in contrast to dtZeroInt ). The maximum Precision for
hexadecimal numbers is restricted to 8. |
dtInt |
The number is rounded to the nearest integer and displayed as a decimal string. The property Precision has no meaning for this
selection. |
dtZeroInt |
The number is rounded to the nearest integer and displayed as a decimal string with leading zeroes. The number of places is defined by the property Precision. If the value exceeds the possible range given by Precision, the output string is enlarged in order not to truncate the number (this is in contrast to dtHex ). |