Hi all, (Using Xcode 3.1)
I was working through Hillegass's latest book and chapter 8 has me applying an NSNumberFormatter to one of the columns of a table view. Unfortunately I get unexpected behavior when I modify one of the values in the column. For example, if I add several employees (which have a default value of 5%), then I modify one of the numbers (say to 7%) then *all* the other number values get displayed as 500%. Furthermore, all new values are automatically displayed with a raise of 500% (as opposed to just 5%).
It is as if the Multiplied field of the NSNumberFormatter is changed from 1 (which I set) to 100 for all cells.
I don't seem to see this behavior when the NSNumberFormatter has a different style (say "Decimal").
Am I doing something wrong? If not, is this a known problem, or should I file a bug report?
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