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is the process of converting a numeric value into a string suitable for display. Things to take into account are the decimal/thousands separator, digit grouping, the shape of the numbers, how a percentage or currency is displayed, and so on.
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How to format a number with optional fraction
Is it possible to format a number in Postgresql with optional fraction? Like:
1.0 -> '1'
1.3 -> '1.3'
I looked into to_char, but I don't get much further than '1.' with to_char(1.0, 'FM9D9').
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