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Note that the same happens when you use default decimal-format characters:

format-number(55, '###,###.##')

returns

"55.0"

At first sight, this is a consequence of the rule in 4.7.4:

If (after making the above adjustments) the minimum-integer-part-size and the minimum-fractional-part-size are both zero, then the minimum-fractional-part-size is set to 1 (one).

Basically, you either need a digit before the decimal point or a digit after it, and the spec has decided that if you don't ask for either, then you get one after the decimal point.

Thanks for the answer.

Prompt the best solution.

I need:

1. format-number(123456.123, '### ###,##', 'formatNumber') return "123 456,12" It is perfectly

2)format-number(123456, '### ###,##', 'formatNumber') return "123 456,0" Problem, I would like to see "123 456"

If you pay attention

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms256225(v=vs.120).aspx

The following function call returns 5,351

format-number(5351,"#,###")

Thanks for the help

Thanks, I figured it out.

Solution

format-number(123456, '### ##0,##', 'formatNumber')