Configuring the output component and executing the Job

The normalized numbers are written in Run view:

.-----------------+---------------------.
|               tLogRow_1               |
|=----------------+--------------------=|
|kansuji          |normalized_arabic_num|
|=----------------+--------------------=|
|〇〇七              |7                    |
|一〇〇〇             |1000                 |
|三千2百２十三          |3223                 |
|15,7             |157                  |
|一万               |10000                |
|負一千一百五十八         |-1158                |
|１．２万３４５．６７       |12345.67             |
|１．２万３４５．６三       |12345.63             |
|4,647.100        |4647.1               |
|七十五點四零二五         |75.4025              |
|万                |10000                |
|億                |100000000            |
|兆                |1000000000000        |
|京                |10000000000000000    |
|垓                |100000000000000000000|
|九百八十三万 六千七百三     |9836703              |
|二十億 三千六百五十二万 千八百一|2036521801           |
|¥百二十三            |¥123                 |
|百二十三円            |123円                 |
'-----------------+---------------------'

The tJapaneseNumberNormalize supports Japanese numbers written using a sequence of kanji numerals: 〇〇七 becomes 7.

The tJapaneseNumberNormalize supports Japanese numbers written using a combination of kanji and Arabic numbers: 三千2百２十三 becomes 3223.

The decimal comma is not kept in the normalized numbers returned by the tJapaneseNumberNormalize component. As a result, 4,647.100 becomes 4647.1 and 15,7 becomes 157. If the input numbers use the decimal comma as the decimal separator, you must replace the decimal comma with a decimal point.

The input numbers can use a comma to separate groups of thousands: 4,647.100 becomes 4647.1. The tJapaneseNumberNormalize component also removes trailing zeros from the input number.

The tJapaneseNumberNormalize supports large kanji numbers: 兆六百万五千一 becomes 1000006005001.