To convert numbers put a `<f:convertNumber/>` tag in an component.

The following examples show the basic functions of the number converter. The given number is in every example:

By default, grouping is activated and only three digits after the point are shown. Also the value of `type` is 'number'.

<tc:out label="Number" markup="number" value="\#{conversionController.amount}"> <f:convertNumber/> </tc:out>

Grouping is deactivated.

<f:convertNumber groupingUsed="false"/>

Only integer values are shown.

<f:convertNumber integerOnly="true"/>

There are at minimum 10 integer digits and 5 digits after the point shown. The given amount is not high enough in both ways.

<f:convertNumber minIntegerDigits="10" minFractionDigits="5"/>

There are maximal 6 integer digits and 2 digits after the point shown. Notice, that the second digit after the point is rounded up.

<f:convertNumber maxIntegerDigits="6" maxFractionDigits="2"/>

The `type` attribute can have the value 'number' (default), 'currency' and 'percent'. If the type is set to 'currency', a code or a symbol must be set. Have a look at the following examples.

The currency code is set to 'EUR'. Also the type must set to 'currency', otherwise the `currencyCode` attribute has no effect.

<f:convertNumber type="currency" currencyCode="EUR"/>

The currency symbol is set to '€'. Also the type must set to 'currency', otherwise the `currencyCode` attribute has no effect.

<f:convertNumber type="currency" currencySymbol="€"/>

The type is set to 'percent'.

<f:convertNumber type="percent"/>