DataItemNumericFormat.Unit Property

Gets or sets the unit to which numeric values should be converted.

Namespace: DevExpress.DashboardCommon

Assembly: DevExpress.Dashboard.v19.2.Core.dll

Declaration

C#

[DefaultValue(DataItemNumericUnit.Auto)]
public DataItemNumericUnit Unit { get; set; }

VB.NET

<DefaultValue(DataItemNumericUnit.Auto)>
Public Property Unit As DataItemNumericUnit

Property Value

Type	Default	Description
DataItemNumericUnit	**Auto**	A DataItemNumericUnit enumeration member that specifies the unit to which numeric values should be converted.

Available values:

Name	Description
Auto	The unit is selected automatically, so that there are no more than three digits in the resulting value’s integer part.
Ones	Values are shown “as is”.
Thousands	Values are converted to thousands. 1,234 -> 1.234K (in the en-US culture, provided that the DataItemNumericFormat.Precision is set to 3)
Millions	Values are converted to millions. 123,456,789 -> 123.4M (in the en-US culture, provided that the DataItemNumericFormat.Precision is set to 1)
Billions	Values are converted to billions. 12,345,678,901 -> 12.34B (in the en-US culture, provided that the DataItemNumericFormat.Precision is set to 2)

Remarks

Use the Unit property to specify whether numeric values should be shown in thousands, millions, etc.

If the Unit property is set to DataItemNumericUnit.Auto, values are converted to a unit that is selected so that there are no more than three digits in the resulting value’s integer part. After that, values are rounded to contain no more than three significant digits.

Otherwise, values are first converted to the unit specified by the DataItemNumericFormat.Unit property and then rounded according to the DataItemNumericFormat.Precision property value.