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Oracle PL / SQL » Data Type » TO_CHAR Number 
numerical format elements that can be used in format masks
 

Format Element   Description                                                             Example

$                append dollar sign at the beginning.                                    TO_CHAR(1234,'$9999')

0                Returns leading and/or trailing zeroes.                                 TO_CHAR(1234,'09999')

9                specified number of digits,                                             TO_CHAR(1234,'9999')
                 adding leading blank space for positive numbers or 
                 leading minus sign for negatives.                                             

B                Returns blanks for the integer of a fixed point number                  TO_CHAR(1234,'B9999')

C                Returns ISO currency symbol.                                            TO_CHAR(1234,'C9999')

D                Returns ISO decimal character.                                          TO_CHAR(1234.5,'99D99')

EEEE             Returns value in scientific notation.                                   TO_CHAR(1234,'9.9EEEE')

FM               Returns value with no leading or trailing blank spaces.                 TO_CHAR(1234,'FM9999')

MI               Returns negative value with the trailing minus sign;                    TO_CHAR(-1234,'9999MI') 
                 positive values are returned with a trailing blank space.
  
PR               Returns a negative value in the angle brackets, and                     TO_CHAR(-1234,'9999PR')
                 returns a positive value with leading and trailing blank spaces.
  
RN / rn          Returns value as a Roman numeral in uppercase/or lowercase.             TO_CHAR(1234,'RN')

S                Appends minus or plus signs.                                            TO_CHAR(1234,'S9999')

X                Returns hexadecimal value of the specified number of digits;            TO_CHAR(1234,'XXXX') 
                 noninteger values get rounded.
  
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