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Price and sale price formating
Price and sale price formating
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Written by Igor Simovic
Updated over 5 months ago

Currency Formatting Features in Creative Studio

Hunch Creative Studio provides robust currency formatting options for fields price_no_currency and sale_price_no_currency. These options help you display monetary values in predefined or custom formats. Below are the available features and how to use them:

Predefined Formats

Creative Studio offers several predefined currency formats that use default currency symbols. These formats make it easy to quickly apply standard currency formats to your fields.

Example:

  • 12 345,67 €

  • 12.345,67 €

  • € 12 345,67

  • €12,345.67

  • € 12.345,67

Custom Currency Formatting

For more control over how currency is displayed, you can use the custom formatting options. Here’s a detailed explanation of each setting available under custom formatting:

  1. Currency Symbol

    • Choose the symbol to represent your currency. This can be a common symbol like $, €, or a custom text like USD. You can also opt for no symbol.

    Example:

    • $ (Dollar)

    • € (Euro)

    • USD (United States Dollar)

    • None (No symbol)

  2. Symbol Placement

    • Decide where the currency symbol should be placed: on the left of the amount or on the right as with the option to have blank space between the sign and the number.

    Example:

    • Left: $12,345.67

    • Right: 12,345.67$

  3. Number of Decimals

    • Specify how many decimal places should be shown (between 0 and 3). Typically, this is set to 2 for most currencies.

    Example:

    • 2 decimals: 12,345.67

    • 0 decimals: 12,346

  4. Decimal Format

    • In case you have picked to have 1 or more decimals you can choose how the decimals should be formatted. Options include:

      • After Separator: Standard decimal placement.

      • Superscript: Decimals appear in superscript format.

      • Subscript: Decimals appear in subscript format.

    Examples:

  5. Decimal Separator

    • Select the character to use as a decimal separator. Common choices are . (dot) and , (comma).

    Example:

    • Dot: 12,345.67

    • Comma: 12.345,67

  6. Thousand Separator

    • Choose the character to use as a thousand separator. Common choices are , (comma) and . (dot), but you can also choose space or none.

    Example:

    • Comma: 12,345.67

    • Dot: 12.345,67

    • Space: 12 345,67

    • None: 12345.67

By following these steps, you can ensure that your monetary values are displayed clearly and professionally in Creative Studio.

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