I have a text object in the Anylogic presentation with the following code:
"Infrastructure costs: £" + Math.round(flowOpRoomsPCN) + "/day"
This text displays: Infrastructure costs: £123456789/day
I would like this to display: Infrastructure costs: £123,456,789/day
Seems a simple question but could not find the answer anywhere just yet.
You can also use the great Java string formatter:
double value = 123_456_789.00d;
String output = String.format("Infrastructure costs: £%(,.2f/day", value);
The above formatting directive %(,.2f instructs string formatter to take in value and represent it as a ###,###.## pattern for positive numbers and (###,###.00) for negative.
More information is available in Java API documentation here.
You can use standard Java formating
DecimalFormat formatter = new DecimalFormat("#,###.00");
"Infrastructure costs: £" + formatter.format(Math.round(flowOpRoomsPCN)) + "/day";