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imageI found this in Celonis documentation for the first part of the issue, but this only works for dollar-signs, whereas I'm using pounds.

Hi Ward,

 

Please could you tell us which enviroment are you using? (View or Instrumentation Apps/Process Analytics)in order to better guide you.

 

Thank you


Screenshot 2023-03-23 115146If you want to use an abbreviated formatting style (##.#k) with the currency unit after the figure, you can add it like the way I have done in the above screenshot. You won't be able to add the currency unit before the figure if you want to use abbreviated formatting style. Also as per the documentation you have shared, I also found that it is only working with $ but that will be in decimals and not abbreviated.


Hi Ward,

 

Please could you tell us which enviroment are you using? (View or Instrumentation Apps/Process Analytics)in order to better guide you.

 

Thank you

Hi André,

 

I'm trying to achieve this in the Studio environment within an analysis.


Screenshot 2023-03-23 115146If you want to use an abbreviated formatting style (##.#k) with the currency unit after the figure, you can add it like the way I have done in the above screenshot. You won't be able to add the currency unit before the figure if you want to use abbreviated formatting style. Also as per the documentation you have shared, I also found that it is only working with $ but that will be in decimals and not abbreviated.

Hi Subhayu,

 

Thanks for your response. According to Celonis documentation, the '$,.2f' can be used to display values in local currency. This implies that local currency can be defined somewhere in Studio.


Ok, you should be able to define that in the parameter section of currency conversion script I think


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