FormatDecimal for Japanese currency format

Kiet Phan

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Hello everyone,

As I have tried with FormatDecimal, the default separator is thousand:

1000000 -> 1,000,000

But I'm working on a Japanese project, the separator should be ten thousand as below:

1000000 -> 100,0000

How should I configure the function to get ten thousand separator?

Thanks !!!

27 Jun 2023

Piyali Saha

Solution

Hi Kiet Phan,

To format currency according to locale you can use the following JavaScript:

1. Currency format with currency symbol:

let num = 1000000;

let text = num.toLocaleString("jp-JP", {style:"currency", currency:"JPY"});

Output

2. Currency format without currency symbol:

let num = 1000000;

let text = num.toLocaleString("jp-JP");

Output

If you find any difficulty, then I will also help with the oml.

27 Jun 2023

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Kiet Phan

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Thanks a lot for helping me.

The JS toLocaleString still give the result as thousand separator. But I need ten thousand separator (1000000 -> 100,0000).

So I think I need to write my own format function in JS ^^.

Thank you.!

27 Jun 2023

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