"vlad" wrote:Hi when I input the following "Price =" I get Price =0.

Thank you for reporting, will be fixed in version 3.01

"fluff" wrote:at the moment it see's it as a decimal point??? Although I work in Germany - so it could be that that causes the issue???

Hmm... It was done this way with a purpose, as a feature... the calculator is recognizing commas and dots as a decimal separator. Why? Personally I find it useful to do not bother about current system settings. I can understand your point too. For now we'll keep is as-is, and we'll see what other customers will be saying, if they'll require thousand separators, we'll have to respect it.

In all honesty its not a big deal for me either. Just convenience when I cut and paste figures in, which tend to have formatting to them......So if it does not change, I just have to do a little more work...

"fluff" wrote:Hi when I input the following "Price =" I get Price =0.

Thank you for reporting, will be fixed in version 3.01

"fluff" wrote:at the moment it see's it as a decimal point??? Although I work in Germany - so it could be that that causes the issue???

Hmm... It was done this way with a purpose, as a feature... the calculator is recognizing commas and dots as a decimal separator. Why? Personally I find it useful to do not bother about current system settings. I can understand your point too. For now we'll keep is as-is, and we'll see what other customers will be saying, if they'll require thousand separators, we'll have to respect it.

Hi when I input the following "Price =" I get Price =0.



I assume the calculation feature is adding the 0. Anyone else get the same?



Vlad, this is a great addition to the program, helps me a lot.



Just one request (well outside of this minor bug, if it turns out others see the same), can the feature recognize the "," as a thousand seperator - at the moment it see's it as a decimal point??? Although I work in Germany - so it could be that that causes the issue???



Thanks