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It’d be nice to enter a formula to set the currency symbol of a price column. This way we could change the symbol depending on a country column for instance, or add a custom symbol not present in the standard list.
Hi @Filipe ,
i also have same issue.
in my app, the country & currency to be used in the app would be selected by user in the form & the price currency symbol must change to that currency.
App sheet & other developers , please help.
Just curious if there was an update to this thread?
Yes, I was thinking / looking for same thing as I would like to have the app capable of knowing what the currency would be based on “Country Option” in User Setting.
I think using a switch statement would work but I’m just trying to sort out to assign the symbol to the currency symbol drop down?
This initial statement resolves but I need to assign the respective symbol to the currency symbol field (which is not stored in the table).
SWITCH(“Country Option”, “Canada”, , "US", , “UK”, £, “France”, €, “Germany”, €, $)
I think you could concatenate the symbol onto a text column.
This feature would essentially be one massive switch statement based on some country field so adding the symbol in a virtual column would essentially accomplish the same thing.
If I were you I would attempt an ifs() statement dependent on the value of the row in the country column in the initial value field under “AUTOCOMPUTE.” Just change the type of the column in question and use [_THISROW].[country column name] to reference the correct value.
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So you can copy and paste UNICODE characters into appsheet. As far as I’ve heard this works on most browser/phones although do expect a random person that has a device that does not support them.
I have the same issue. My app has to generate offers in local currency or in euro. Right now I think the only way around is to create columns for both and show or hide them using if statements. Would be much better if I could just change the symbol depending on which currency is chosen or at least or even better to inherit currency symbol from other field.
This is fundamentally important for international audience where multi-currency transactions are common. It shouldn't need a hack to show the appropriate currency symbol alongside the number to make the information clear, esp when hacking it such that the price/amount value becomes text renders all numeric properties lost