Description

The CurrencyToStr method converts a currency value to a string. The resultant string holds up to 15 digits. Trailing zeros are removed and the decimal point appears only if it is necessary. The resulting value is formatted according to the current local settings. To apply custom formatting, use the CurrencyToFormatStr method.

Declaration

aqConvert.CurrencyToStr(C)

C	[in]	Required	Currency
Result	String

Applies To

The method is applied to the following object:

aqConvert

Parameters

The method has the following parameter:

C

Specifies the currency value to be converted to a string.

Result Value

The string containing the converted currency value.

Example

The code below converts a currency value to a string according to your local settings (the CurrencyToStr method) or according to your custom formatting settings (the CurrencyToFormatStr method).

JavaScript, JScript

function Converting()
{
Log.Message(aqConvert.CurrencyToStr(5642.25));
Log.Message(aqConvert.CurrencyToFormatStr(5642.25, 3, false, false, true));
}

/*
The routine produces the following output for the US English locale:

$5,642.25
$5,642.250
*/

Python

def Converting():
  Log.Message(aqConvert.CurrencyToStr(5642.25))
  Log.Message(aqConvert.CurrencyToFormatStr(5642.25, 3, False, False, True))

# The routine produces the following output for the US English locale:
# $5,642.25
# #5,642.250

VBScript

sub Converting
Log.Message(aqConvert.CurrencyToStr(5642.25))
Log.Message(aqConvert.CurrencyToFormatStr(5642.25, 3, false, false, true))
end sub

' The routine produces the following output for the US English locale:

' $5,642.25
' $5,642.250

DelphiScript

procedure Converting;
begin
Log.Message(aqConvert.CurrencyToStr(5642.25));
Log.Message(aqConvert.CurrencyToFormatStr(5642.25, 3, false, false, true));
end;

{
The routine produces the following output for the US English locale:

$5,642.25
$5,642.250
}