Showing posts with label finnish. Show all posts
Showing posts with label finnish. Show all posts

Sunday, February 19, 2012

chart and localization

I'm not able to define the chart y-axis maximum and minimun to be fixed
0,2 and -0,2. I have defined the report language as finnish and in
editor the everything works fine but after deploying and in preview mode
reporting services changes the limits to -15 and 15. I suppose the
problem is the the ',' decimal separator. I have set IE and asp.net
local to finnish and the OS (XP PRO EN) default locals to the use
finnish number formats. All other formattings in the report are just
fine, so the only problem is the chart. Does anyone know how to fix this
problem?I know this might be a stupid question but have you tried setting it to
0.2 instead of 0,2?
I had a few issues with number formatting in 2000 too, when trying to
use Norwegian formats. I ended up using US/UK numbers then applying
format codes for displaying.
There are also significant issues in 2005 data and preview tab with
European date formats (dd/mm/yyyy). It works fine when deployed.
The point I am aiming at is that the preview tab is not that good an
indicator of how the report may behave when deployed, primarily because
there are a number of issues when using non-US locales.
Regards
Chris
Pyry Grönholm wrote:
> I'm not able to define the chart y-axis maximum and minimun to be
> fixed 0,2 and -0,2. I have defined the report language as finnish and
> in editor the everything works fine but after deploying and in
> preview mode reporting services changes the limits to -15 and 15. I
> suppose the problem is the the ',' decimal separator. I have set IE
> and asp.net local to finnish and the OS (XP PRO EN) default locals to
> the use finnish number formats. All other formattings in the report
> are just fine, so the only problem is the chart. Does anyone know how
> to fix this problem?|||Yes I have.
The behavior is quite strange that way as well.
I'd like to have the scale between 0.2 and -0.2. If I set these values
the scale end up to be 0.2 and -1.0. So the negative side somehow fails.
If I set range from 0,2 to -0,2 I'll get a range from 2 to -2 so
probably the '.' is anyway the corrent decimal separator.
Does anyone have idea why I'm not able to set the negative decimal value
to minimun?
-Pyry GRönholm
Chris wrote:
> I know this might be a stupid question but have you tried setting it to
> 0.2 instead of 0,2?
> I had a few issues with number formatting in 2000 too, when trying to
> use Norwegian formats. I ended up using US/UK numbers then applying
> format codes for displaying.
> There are also significant issues in 2005 data and preview tab with
> European date formats (dd/mm/yyyy). It works fine when deployed.
> The point I am aiming at is that the preview tab is not that good an
> indicator of how the report may behave when deployed, primarily because
> there are a number of issues when using non-US locales.
> Regards
> Chris
>
> Pyry Grönholm wrote:
>
>>I'm not able to define the chart y-axis maximum and minimun to be
>>fixed 0,2 and -0,2. I have defined the report language as finnish and
>>in editor the everything works fine but after deploying and in
>>preview mode reporting services changes the limits to -15 and 15. I
>>suppose the problem is the the ',' decimal separator. I have set IE
>>and asp.net local to finnish and the OS (XP PRO EN) default locals to
>>the use finnish number formats. All other formattings in the report
>>are just fine, so the only problem is the chart. Does anyone know how
>>to fix this problem?
>
>