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We have a case in our app where the user can enter values from 0.00 to 9999999999999.99. That maximum number seems like it exceeds some maximum value, as we can only put in "999999999999.99″ – i.e. 12.2, not 13.2 as we’d like. A double should easily be able to represent "9999999999999.99″.
Well, if we play around with the control, we can get "9999899999999.99″ in, but that’s not quite the upper limit. Is there some maximum value we can’t go past? I can’t find it in the documentation. Thanks in advance.
Hi,
What format have you set?
I cant reproduce the issue in the online demo (Format F2):-
http://demo.componentone.com/silverlight/controlexplorer/#NumericBox/See%20it%20in%20action
Regards
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