How do I set up a field that has a currency value to appear in the format ######, ##
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Hi @Leandrosg ,
Could you show the example of the formatted number?
I seem to have found your problem. In your region, decimals are separated by commas, so 'ThisItem.Total' should be a text, right?
It should be converted to Number and then formatted by Text function.
"R$" & Text(Value(Substitute(ThisItem.Total;".";",")); "[$-de]####,00")
Then, it should as R$87,00
Hope this helps.
Sik
Hi @Leandrosg ,
If you want to format the number, please try with Text Function.
Please try to set the Text property as below:
Text(ThisItem.Total; "######, 00")
Hope this helps.
Sik
Hi @Leandrosg
I think the Text formula might not be correct, there is a semi-colon (;) where there should be a comma (,) in the middle of the formula
Try "R$" & Text(ThisItem.Total,"####.##")
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Hi @Leandrosg ,
Could you show the example of the formatted number?
I seem to have found your problem. In your region, decimals are separated by commas, so 'ThisItem.Total' should be a text, right?
It should be converted to Number and then formatted by Text function.
"R$" & Text(Value(Substitute(ThisItem.Total;".";",")); "[$-de]####,00")
Then, it should as R$87,00
Hope this helps.
Sik
Sik!
Now it worked, thank you very much for your help and see you next time.
Hugs
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