--- title: "Currency Format" slug: "currency-format" updated: 2026-06-25T08:49:24Z published: 2026-06-26T13:43:01Z canonical: "skthelp.syniti.com/currency-format" stale: true --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://skthelp.syniti.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Currency Format ### Overview In legacy Construct, currency formatting was controlled via a property in the Number columns that set how currency values would be displayed. Cloud Construct supports currency formatting through user’s locale settings and built-in number display properties on currency fields. ### Updated Methodology #### Approach A: Configure Display Properties in a Number Field Add a Number column input type and configure currency display properties directly: 1. Edit the required WebApp. 2. In the WebApp Builder, access the required page’s container fields and add a Number column input for the currency field from the dataset. 3. Access the Number field configuration properties and configure: - `displayThousandsSeparator` - Show/hide thousands separator. Formatting respects regional conventions such as comma `,` for USD and period `.` for Euros, as per user’s locale. - `decimalPlaces` - Number of decimal places; Usually 2 for currency. - `negativeFormat` - How to display negative amounts. 4. Save and Preview WebApp to test the formatting. #### Approach B: Separate Currency and Value Fields To avoid locale-based display inconsistencies, create two explicit fields in the view: 1. **Currency Field**: Display the currency code or symbol, Example values: "USD", "GBP", "EUR", "$", "£", "€". - This remains constant regardless of user's locale - Stored explicitly in database (not calculated) 2. **Value Field**: Display the numeric amount. Example: 1234.56. - Separate from currency symbol - Use standard number formatting This approach provides consistent display across all users regardless of their profile locale. ### Related Articles [Add a Number Field](/v1/docs/add-a-number#number-display-properties)