Code (Text): public static String format(long i) { String formatted = ""; String end = ""; NumberFormat format = NumberFormat.getInstance(); formatted = format.format(i).toString(); if (i >= 1000) { end = "k"; if (i >= 1000000) { end = "M"; if (i >= 1000000000) { end = "B"; } } formatted = formatted.split("\\.")[0] + "." + formatted.split("\\.")[1].substring(0, 2) + end; } return formatted; } Gist: NewFormat.java · GitHub Examples: Code (Text): 1.00k <--- 1000 11.92k <--- 11,929 158.39k <--- 158,390 999.99k <--- 999,999 1.00M <--- 1,000,001 12.34B <--- 12,345,678,912
Nice, reminds me of something I made a little while ago for formatting numbers into strings Edit: Found it xD Spoiler Code (Text): public static String toPhrase(long l, NumberFormat format){ String res = ""; double d = l; while(d > 1000){ if (d >= Math.pow(10, 12)) { res = "T" + res; } else if(d >= Math.pow(10, 9)){ res = "B" + res; d /= Math.pow(10, 9); } else if (d >= Math.pow(10, 6)){ res = "M" + res; d /= Math.pow(10, 6); } else if (d >= Math.pow(10, 3)){ res = "K" + res; d /= Math.pow(10, 3); } } if(format == null) res = d + res; else res = format.format(d) + res; return res; } public static void main(String[] args) { System.out.println(toPhrase(12345678912l, null)); //12.345678912B System.out.println(toPhrase(12345678912l, DecimalFormat.getCurrencyInstance())); //$12.35B } toPhrase · GitHub I also have the code to reverse it
Edited OP --- Double Post Merged, Jan 23, 2016, Original Post Date: Jan 23, 2016 --- Nice. Check skype bro
