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Decimal separator in money fields shows as comma rather than point or vice versa.
For a particular user, the decimal separator in money fields show as a comma rather than a point or the other way around. For example, for an amount of one hundred dollars and ninety nine cents, the system would show 100,99 USD. For an amount of ten thousand dollars and ninety nine cents, the system would show 10.000,99 USD. When the expected notation in this scenario is 10,000.99 USD, this can cause issues when filling a money field in a requisition, invoice, event, etc.
Check the locale or if necessary, change it for the affected user by clicking on the name in the top right corner of the screen and choosing Change Default Locale.
Different countries officially designate different symbols for the decimal separator. The choice of symbol for the decimal separator also affects the choice of symbol for the thousands separator used in digit grouping. (Source: Wikipedia)
| Countries where a dot is used as decimal separator include: | Countries where a comma is used as decimal separator include: |
| Australia | Albania |
| Bangladesh | Algeria |
| Botswana | Andorra |
| British West Indies | Angola |
| Brunei | Argentina |
| Cambodia | Armenia |
| Canada (when using English) | Austria |
| China, People's Republic of | Azerbaijan |
| Hong Kong, China | Belarus |
| Macau (in Chinese and English text) | Belgium |
| Dominican Republic | Bolivia |
| Egypt | Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| El Salvador | Brazil |
| Ghana | Bulgaria |
| Guatemala | Cameroon |
| Honduras | Canada (when using French) |
| India | Chile |
| Ireland | Colombia |
| Israel | Costa Rica |
| Japan | Croatia |
| Jordan | Cuba |
| Kenya | Cyprus |
| Korea, North | Czech Republic |
| Korea, South | Denmark |
| Lebanon | East Timor |
| Liechtenstein | Ecuador |
| Luxembourg (uses both marks officially) | Estonia |
| Malaysia | Faroes |
| Maldives | Finland |
| Malta | France |
| Mexico | Germany |
| Myanmar | Georgia |
| Namibia (uses both marks) | Greece |
| Nepal | Greenland |
| New Zealand | Hungary |
| Nicaragua | Iceland |
| Nigeria | Indonesia |
| Pakistan | Italy |
| Palestine | Kazakhstan |
| Panama | Kosovo |
| Philippines | Kyrgyzstan |
| Puerto Rico | Latvia |
| Singapore | Lebanon |
| South Africa (uses both marks)[22] | Lithuania |
| Sri Lanka | Luxembourg (uses both marks officially) |
| Switzerland (some cantons,[23] IT, always for currency) | Macau (in Portuguese text) |
| Taiwan, China | Macedonia |
| Tanzania | Moldova |
| Thailand | Mongolia |
| Uganda | Morocco |
| United Kingdom | Mozambique |
| United States (including insular areas) | Namibia (uses both marks)[24] |
| Zimbabwe | The Netherlands |
| Norway | |
| Paraguay | |
| Peru | |
| Poland | |
| Portugal | |
| Romania | |
| Russia | |
| Serbia | |
| Slovakia | |
| Slovenia | |
| South Africa (uses both marks)[22][25][26][27] | |
| Spain | |
| Sweden | |
| Switzerland (for federal publications[28] and some cantons) | |
| Tunisia | |
| Turkey | |
| Turkmenistan | |
| Ukraine | |
| Uruguay | |
| Uzbekistan | |
| Venezuela | |
| Vietnam |
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