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Horrible Behavior with Fuse Design (NXG) Style Numeric Indicators

With a Modern style numeric indicator, if it isn't wide enough, it truncates the right side.

But with a Fuse Design (NXG) style numeric indicator, if it isn't wide enough, it truncates the left side.

 

The actual value on both indicators is -6.43889

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@santo_13 wrote:
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Lately when I attach files or include images, they disappear.  I'll try again tomorrow.

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NXG style numeric indicator justify to right by default.  Truncates left side is expected.

You can change it justify to left, then it will truncate right side.

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George Zou
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Paul, I am not sure this is worse behavior. 

There's critical information on both ends of the number:

-6.43889

+6.43889

11116.43889

-6.43889M

-6.43889E-19

-6.43889E+19

 

Now that you spotted it, is there any way to avoid the truncation?

Make the indicator wider.? Show less significant digits to make the number fit in the available width.?

Doug
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