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          Convert Currency to a String in Salesforce Spiff

          Convert Currency to a String in Salesforce Spiff

          To show currency values with formatting such as symbols and commas in Salesforce Spiff documents or statement cards, convert the currency field to a string data type.

          Required Editions

          Available in: both Salesforce Classic (not available in all orgs) and Lightning Experience
          Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions
          Available for an additional cost in: Professional Edition with Web Services API Enabled
          User Permissions Needed
          To modify currency in Spiff documents or statements:

          A Spiff user role with this permission turned on.

          Documents: Edit OR Statements: Edit

          1. Copy this code to a text editor.
            CurrencyFieldStringWithCommas
            concat(["$",CurrencyFieldString_M, CurrencyFieldString_K, CurrencyFieldString_H, CurrencyFieldString_Decimal])
            CurrencyFieldString_M
            if(CurrencyFieldStringIntLength<7,"",
            if(CurrencyFieldStringIntLength<10,concat([left(CurrencyFieldString,CurrencyFieldStringIntLength-6),","]),
            if(CurrencyFieldStringIntLength>=10,concat([left(CurrencyFieldString,CurrencyFieldStringIntLength-9),",",mid(CurrencyFieldString,CurrencyFieldStringIntLength-8,3),","]),
            "")))
            CurrencyFieldString_K
            if(CurrencyFieldStringIntLength<4,"",
            if(CurrencyFieldStringIntLength<7,concat([left(CurrencyFieldString,CurrencyFieldStringIntLength-3),","]),
            if(CurrencyFieldStringIntLength>=7,concat([mid(CurrencyFieldString,CurrencyFieldStringIntLength-5,3),","]),
            "")))
            CurrencyFieldString_H
            if(CurrencyFieldStringIntLength<4,left(CurrencyFieldString,3- (3-CurrencyFieldStringIntLength)),
            if(CurrencyFieldStringIntLength>=4,mid(CurrencyFieldString,CurrencyFieldStringIntLength-2,3),
            "0"))
            CurrencyFieldString_Decimal
            mid(concat([CurrencyFieldString,"0000"]),CurrencyFieldStringIntLength + 1, 3)
            CurrencyFieldStringIntLength
            search(".", CurrencyFieldString) -1
            CurrencyFieldString
            right(concat([CurrencyField]), len(concat([CurrencyField]))-4)
            Tip
            Tip If you know that you don't have a number larger than 999,000, remove the CurrencyFieldString_M line.

            If you want to apply the same logic to multiple fields and don't want to create seven fields per display field, use this code instead.

            CurrencyFieldStringWithCommas 
            concat(["$", 
            if(CurrencyFieldStringIntLength<4,
            left(CurrencyFieldString,3- (3-CurrencyFieldStringIntLength)),
            if(CurrencyFieldStringIntLength<7,
            concat([left(CurrencyFieldString,CurrencyFieldStringIntLength-3),",",
            mid(CurrencyFieldString,4+ (CurrencyFieldStringIntLength-6) ,3)]),
            concat([left(CurrencyFieldString,CurrencyFieldStringIntLength-6),",",
            mid(CurrencyFieldString,4+ (CurrencyFieldStringIntLength-9),3),",",
            mid(CurrencyFieldString,4+ (CurrencyFieldStringIntLength-6) ,3)]))),
            mid(concat([CurrencyFieldString,"0000"]),CurrencyFieldStringIntLength+1,3)])
            CurrencyFieldStringIntLength
            search(".", CurrencyFieldString) -1
            CurrencyFieldString
            right(concat([CurrencyField]), len(concat([CurrencyField]))-4)
          2. Replace CurrencyField with the name of your specific currency field.
          3. Copy this code into Spiff one piece at a time.
          4. Add other formatting such as currency symbols to the top level.
           
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