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Posted on by P_SA

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Hi, I am struggling to find the correct format for Italian locale. Please refer the screenshots below.

I am trying to find a way to work with the decimals. My system takes decimals as dot(.) whereas in italy it takes as comma(,).

Below is my function.

Text(Value(b6lbl.Text),"[$-en-US]#,##0.00€")

italy excel.jpg

what should be the correct code ?

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PVosEska 329 on at

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Hello @P_SA ,

I also struggled with this for a while. It may be possible that you don't have to change the format. The person opening the app will see the decimals in their locale.
You could also keep the the numbers, but not save the € with it. This will probably also be easier to work with later on.

You could try to 'hardcode' it in, if you would prefer. Then you could use:

Concatenate(b6lbl.Text,",00€")

For me it shows:
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Hi @P_SA ,

Please try with this:

Text(Value(b6lbl.Text),"[$-en-US]#,##0.00€","it-IT"))

The third part parameter means the language to use when converting to Text.

Hope this helps.

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P_SA 220 on at

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Hi @v-siky-msft , this is what i am trying to achieve, the values that you see on the excel is what I am trying mimic to my app.
I am not able to get the exact values.
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Hi @P_SA ,

I found the data in the Excel table is 100 times smaller than what is displayed in the app.

So, how about this?

Text(Value(b6lbl.Text)/100,"[$-en-US]#,##0.00€","it-IT"))

Sik

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