Omniscripts Currency Element

To override the default allowable format, select Custom Mask and enter a new mask in the Format Override: Custom Mask field. See JavaScript Number Formatter.

Currency masks require both a decimal separator and a thousands separator, with a different character for each. Separator choices are a whitespace, a comma, or a period.

Here are some examples:

• #,###.## — Commas separate the thousands, and a period separates the decimals, with 2 decimal places.
• #.###,## — Periods separate the thousands, and a comma separates the decimals, with 2 decimal places.
• #,###. — Commas separate the thousands, and a period separates the decimals, with no decimal places. For the mask to ignore decimal places, the period is required.
• #,### — Commas separate the thousands, but no decimal separator anchors where the decimal places begin. Therefore decimal places are promoted instead of ignored, and numbers are multiplied by 10 until they're at least four digits long.

In Formatting Options, configure other properties as needed.

Note Omniscripts support all currency codes, but some currency symbols may not be shown correctly. For instance, the Somalian Shilling with the currency code SOS and symbol Sh.So. The currency itself works but instead of the symbol, the currency code is shown.

• In Format Override: Decimal Places, enter a number to change the default number of decimal places to display.
• In Minimum Currency Value, enter the minimum value that a user can enter, such as 1.
• In Maximum Currency Value, enter the maximum value that a user can enter, such as 10,000.
• If required, let users to enter negative values, such as -15.
• If required, hide commas for values greater than three digits. For example, display 1000 instead of 1,000.
• Select Show currency code to display a currency code based on the logged-in user's locale. For example, if the user locale is en-US, the currency code is USD.

  For information on configuring multiple currencies, see Manage Multiple Currencies.