SOLVED: printing a year

	@MrGLWatson Aug '20 I've got a JSON file I am decoding. One of the fields contains a year, which in my model I have said its an int. When I display it, the value shows but has a comma, eg 2,020 I do not want to display the comma. How best should I change the code? 3
	@delawaremathguy Aug '20 hi, it may depend only on how you display it. `Text(String(year))` should give you 2020 `Text("\(year)")` should give you 2,020 it seems that `Text` wants to do its own sort of localization with string interpolation (or, more precisely i think, `Int` does its own thing with string interpolation). hope that helps DMG 8
	@MrGLWatson Aug '20 thanks. i knew it should be something very simple 3
	@allenrobel Oct '20 Hit the same thing, and this was precisely the answer, so seconding MrG's thanks! 4
	@FitBoyAwesome Sep '21 My 8x10 photo printer setup is similar to yours. A LAN and an IoT VLAN are both available. IoT can't communicate with LAN unless the LAN initiates the conversation, which appears to be the situation in your case (your PC on your LAN tries to talk with your printer on your IoT.) You'll require something similar to this: Allow Established / Related IoT to LAN (In this case, the source is my IoT network, the destination is my LAN network, and “match state established” and “match state related” are both enabled under advanced.) VLAN for IoT to any > Get rid of everything (Here the source is my IoT network, dest is any) 3

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