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FormatPercent Function
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The FormatPercent function returns an expression formatted as a percentage (multiplied by 100) with a trailing % character. Returns an expression formatted as a percentage (multiplied by 100) with a trailing % character.

The Syntax of formatpercent function is :-

FormatPercent(Expression[,NumDigAfterDec[,
IncLeadingDig[,UseParForNegNum[,GroupDig]]]])

Example#1 :-

Code :-
'How many percent is 6 of 345? document.write(FormatPercent(6/345))
Output :-
1.74%

Example#2 :-

Code :-
'How many percent is 6 of 345? document.write(FormatPercent(6/345,1))
Output :-
1.7%


There are Four Mandatory Argument :-

  1. Num Digits After Decimal :- The optional Num Digits After Decimal argument allows you to choose the number of digits after the decimal.

    Example#1 :-

    Code :-
    <% =FormatPercent(.123456789, 4)
    Output :-
    12.3457%


  2. Include Leading Digit :- The optional Include Leading Digit argument includes the leading zero.

    You must only use the constant or value from the Tristate CONSTANTS for this argument.

    CONSTANTVALUEDESCRIPTION
    TristateTrue-1True, will use options
    TristateFalse 0False, will not use options
    TristateUseDefault-2Use default setting

    Example#1 :-

    Code :-
    <% =FormatPercent(.0098, 4, -1) %>
    Output :-
     0.9800%


  3. Use Parens For Negative Numbers :-The optional Use Parens For Negative Number argument replaces a negative sign with parentheses around the number.

    You must only use the constant or value from the Tristate CONSTANTS for this argument.

    CONSTANT VALUEDESCRIPTION
    TristateTrue -1True, will use options
    TristateFalse0False, will not use options
    TristateUseDefault-2Use default setting


    Example#1 :-

    Code :-
    <% =FormatPercent(-.77, 2, 0, -1) %>
    Output :-
    (77.00%)
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