Need help in moving the comma

[Avinash Ramanath]

Hi, I came across this incredible number counter, I need help in moving the comma one place left. For example, currently, it’s like this 400,00. I want it to be 40,000.

numDecimals = 0;
commas = true;
dollarSign = false;
beginCount = 500;
endCount = 40000;
dur = 2;
t = time - inPoint;
s = ease (t, 0, dur, beginCount, endCount).toFixed(numDecimals) + "+";
prefix = "";
if (s[0] == "-"){
prefix = "-";
s = s.substr(1);
}
if(dollarSign) prefix += "$";
if (commas){
decimals = "";
if (numDecimals > 0){
decimals = s.substr(-(numDecimals + 1));
s = s.substr(0,s.length - (numDecimals + 1));
}
outStr = s.substr(-s.length, (s.length-1)%3 +1);
for (i = Math.floor((s.length-1)/3); i > 0; i--){
outStr += "," + s.substr(-i*3,3);
}
prefix + outStr + decimals;
}else{
prefix + s;
}

[Trent Armstrong]

Hi!

The expression is adding a “+” to the end of the number and therefore putting the comma in the wrong spot.

Try this line instead:

s = ease (t, 0, dur, beginCount, endCount).toFixed(numDecimals);

And let me know if that’s just not what you’re looking for.

Trent

[Avinash Ramanath]

Hi Trent, thanks for your reply and direction.

I found a better way and shorter of doing it. Leaving the code here for someone who might find it useful,

Thanks to Nick Khoo’s video –

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3HftxMxbfs&t=564s&ab_channel=NickKhoo

Apply point control effect to the text layer and paste the below expression to sourceText param.

s = "" + Math.round(effect("Point Control")("Point")[0]);
"INR " + s.replace(/\B(?=(?:(\d\d)+(\d)(?!\d))+(?!\d))/g, ',') + "+";

//use this for numbers with decimals

s = "" + Math.round(effect("Point Control")("Point")[0]);
"INR " + s.replace(/\B(?=(?:(\d\d)+(\d)(?!\d))+(?!\d))/g, ',') + "+";

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[Trent Armstrong]

REGEX! Right on! This is a great look at how regex can be used in expressions!

Trent

[Kevin Camp]

Also, if you have a newer version of AE (17+) and set the Expression Engine to JavaScript in the Project Settings, you can use the java function toLocaleString() to add commas/separators based on language and country.

This would put in commas as separators:

num = effect("Point Control")("Point")[0] ;

num.toLocaleString('en-US') ;

This would use spaces for French:

num = effect("Point Control")("Point")[0] ;

num.toLocaleString('fr-FR') ;

You can use a slider or rotation control or even the sourceText value, but you’ll need to convert it to float or integer first:

num = effect("Slider Control")("Slider") ;

parseFloat(num).toLocaleString() ;

There are also options for currency and date and more in toLocaleString(). This link has some examples: https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/article/format-number-currency-and-date-using-tolocalestring-method-in-javascript/