currency column filter value showing as Integer

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  1. Chinonso
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    Posted 05 Sep 2017 Link to this post

    Hello there, i seem to be having a problem with getting a currency filter to work, i am trying to truncate any number past the decimal point. so if i have $3,456.04 , it
    should be $3,456. However, after i add the filter function, what is displayed is 3456.

    Here is the index.cshtml

    columns.Bound(e => e.EstimatedGrantedCost).Title("Est.<br>Granted<br>Cost").Width(23).HeaderHtmlAttributes(new { style = "text-align:right; font-weight:normal; font-size:80%" }).HtmlAttributes(new { @style = "text-align:right; font-weight: normal; font-size:80%" }).Filterable(x => x.UI("CurrencyFilter"));
     
       function CurrencyFilter(e) {
          //console.log("this is what was passed in:",e)
          $(e).kendoNumericTextBox({format: "c0" });
       }

     

    thanks for your help.

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  3. Georgi
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    Posted 07 Sep 2017 Link to this post

    Hi Chinonso,

    The provided code will work only if the filter is in mode menu. If the filter is in mode row the filter widget have to configured as follows:

    .Filterable(x=> x.Cell(y=> y.Template("currencyFilter"));

    function currencyFilter(args) {
          args.element.kendoNumericTextBox({
                format: "c0"
            });
        }

    I have assembled small sample (currency-filter.zip) which illustrates both solutions.


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  5. Chinonso
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    Posted 07 Sep 2017 in reply to Georgi Link to this post

    Thank you for getting back to me. The downside to this, is that it make the grid filterable which is not a desired functionality. At least, not on this particular grid. Before i resorted to using the filter function, i was using .Format("{0:c}') on the desired column. Is there any other way i can achieve the desired result? thank you  
  7. Georgi
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    Posted 11 Sep 2017 Link to this post

    Hi Chinonso,

    Excuse me but I am not sure that I understand you. Could you please send me a sample with the issue and what you want to achieve, so I can provide you with suitable solution for your exact case.

    Based on the provided information I assume that the expected result is to format the value inside the EstimatedGrantedCost  column. Please correct me if I am wrong.

    As you have mentioned, in order to format the column possible solution is to use the Format property..

    e.g
    columns.Bound(e => e.EstimatedGrantedCost).Format("{0:c}")

    Is there a reason to want to use another configuration?


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  9. Chinonso
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    Posted 11 Sep 2017 in reply to Georgi Link to this post

    Hello Georgi.

    Originally, i was using 

    columns.Bound(e => e.EstimatedGrantedCost).Format("{0:c}") to format the column value. Which resulted in values like $3,456.04, $4,556.00. Thats all well and good. The end-user tests the code and say they don't want  any decimals. So this $3,456.04 , should be $3,456 and $4,556.00  should be $4,556. That is what i am trying to achieve.

  11. Preslav
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    Posted 13 Sep 2017 Link to this post

    Hello Chinonso,

    To achieve the desired result, use format like:

    columns.Bound(e => e.EstimatedGrantedCost).Format("{0:c0}")

    More information about the number formats is available in this article:
    I hope this helps.


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  13. Chinonso
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    Posted 13 Sep 2017 in reply to Preslav Link to this post

    Thank, i remember trying that, but for some reason, it didn't work before. Probably i was putting o instead of 0. Thanks.
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  15. Avrohom Yisroel
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    Posted 20 May 2020 Link to this post

    Hi this is just what I needed to see.

    Only this shows up with dollar sign when I want the British pound sign.

    How can I make sure this shows in GBP?

    Many thanks.

  17. Georgi
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    Posted 22 May 2020 Link to this post

    Hello Avrohom,

    You will have to set the culture to British. Include the following script:

    <script src="https://kendo.cdn.telerik.com/2020.2.513/js/cultures/kendo.culture.en-GB.min.js"></script>

    And set the culture to en-GB before the initialization of the widgets:

        <script type="text/javascript">
        //set current to the "en-GB" culture script
        kendo.culture("en-GB");
    </script>

    Regards,
    Georgi
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  19. aryeh
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    Posted 24 May 2020 in reply to Georgi Link to this post

    Thanks this has helped me.
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