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Valid Format Specifiers for Numeric Data Types

The following table shows which format specifiers are valid for each data type. If a cell contains X, the format is invalid for that data type. If the cell
contains , the format is valid for that data type. If the data type changes and the current format is not allowed with the new data type or if the cell is
labeled -+, LabVIEW changes the format to the default format for that data type. For example, setting the format of a double-precision, floating-point
data type to absolute time is valid, but when you change the double-precision, floating-point data type to a long signed integer data type, the format
changes to decimal format.

Format
T t x o b d u f e g p # ^
Specifier
Scientific
Notation Auto
or Precision
Data Absolute Relative Floating- Scientific SI Engineering
Hexadecimal Octal Binary Signed Unsigned Floating- (Remove
Types Time Time Point Notation Prefix Notation
Point, Trailing
Based on 0s)
Exponent
Time X X X X X X X X X X X X
Stamp
Complex X X X X X -+ -+
types
(CXT,
CDB,
CSG)
Real -+ -+ X X X -+ -+
floating-
point
types
(EXT,
DBL,
SGL)
Integer -+ -+ -+ -+ -+ -+ -+ -+
types
(U64,
I64, U32,
I32, U16,
I16, U8,
I8)
Fixed- X X
point
type
(FXP)