Format Numbers using cultureNumberFormat
/documentation/pages/HowTo/Internationalization/Format Numbers Using cultureNumberFormat.xml

The *[ui:Number format properties]* in the UX allows you to select *[ui:cultureNumberFormat]* as the option. When you select the *[ui:cultureNumberFormat]* option, the format specified by the browser configuration is used. So, for example, if a user in Spain runs the component, decimal numbers will be shown with a comma as the decimal character, but a user in the UK will see numbers with a period as the decimal character. This allows you to build applications that feel more natural to users in different countries.

How to Format Numbers Using Currency Symbols
/documentation/pages/HowTo/Internationalization/Format Numbers Using Currency Symbols.xml
You can format numbers in the Grid (both server side and client side formatting) using the currency symbol from every country in the world. The format expression uses the new formatCurrency() function. You can specify if the currency symbol should lead or trail the number.
Number format - thousands separator
/documentation/pages/Guides/Mobile and Web Components/UX/Properties/Other/Number format - thousands separator.xml
Specify the thousands separator character (specify the actual character or the special symbols, 'period', 'comma' or 'space') that will be used on the client side when entering numbers. You can set this dynamically by setting this session variable: __protected__clientSideThousandsSeparatorCharacter.
Number format - decimal character
/documentation/pages/Guides/Mobile and Web Components/UX/Properties/Other/Number format - decimal character.xml
Specify the decimal character (specify the actual character or the special symbols, 'period' or 'comma') that will be used on the client side when entering numbers. You can set this dynamically by setting this session variable: __protected__clientSideDecimalCharacter.
Page Numbers and Dates
/documentation/pages/Guides/Report/Adding System and Calculated Fields/Page Numbers and Dates.xml
You may use the Drag-and-Drop List to place objects on a layout of any type:
DotNet Example: Complex Numbers
/documentation/pages/Guides/Dotnet Integration/Examples/DotNet Example__COLON__ Complex Numbers.xml

This sample demonstrates using a Class file, and also loading, registering and using a .NET class from a DLL in the standard location. It also demonstrates using a constructor to load a value into a .NET class when it is created.

Xbasic lacks native support for complex arithmetic, but the .NET Framework has it. Now you can perform calculations with complex numbers from Alpha Anywhere, using the .NET System.Numerics.Complex class.

Create and save the class file Numerics.Complex:

Data Format
/documentation/pages/Guides/Mobile and Web Components/UX/Controls/Props/Data/Chart Properties/Chart definition/Data Format.xml
Optional data point format.
Toggle line numbers in Controls display
/documentation/pages/Guides/Mobile and Web Components/UX/Controls/Menu/Toggle line numbers in Controls display.xml
This option adds line numbers to the side of the controls tree, or removes the line numbers if they are already present.
SQL::Query::Format Method
/documentation/pages/Ref/Api/Namespace/SQL/Query/Format Method.xml
Format the original source (by default, lines are broken at significant keywords)..
Display Format Properties
/documentation/pages/Guides/Mobile and Web Components/UX/Controls/Props/other/Form Properties/Form properties/Fields/Display Format/index.xml
Display Format Properties