Is ‘SPELL_OUT_XYZ’ / ‘AMOUNT_IN_WORDS’ available for EUR?
2a) While making use of {{ table.totals[“Totaal”] }} I get in return the amount, however not 2 digits after the comma. As an example, if the total amount is € 123,12 I get back from the mentioned code the correct number and formatting, namely ‘€ 123,12’. However when I’ve got an total amount of € 321,10 I get back wrong/undesirable formatting, namely ‘€ 321,1’. So I’m missing the ‘0’ at the end, so two decimal in case of round cents.
2b) In addition to that, if the total amount is € 5.323,12 I get in return incorrect number/formatting, namely ‘€ 5323,12’. Missing two ‘thousands’ separator. Also here the last two digit in case of round cents will not show (same as 2a).
I’ve checked my ‘Date & Number Format’ in the ‘Settings’ area, and is set to ‘123.456.789,00’.
See attached example: RED underlined is amount (without separator in text, but good in ‘{{ table.totals[“Totaal”] }}’ and ORANGE underlined is the missing decimal in text, also good in ‘{{ table.totals[“Totaal”] }}’
The issue is not the Euro. The issue is that the function only works in the English language, as explained in the Guide: https://www.manager.io/guides/7178. This is because the Liquid language returns the result in English.
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Thanks @Mark, that worked as expected. Do you know by any chance the solution for question 2b -so the thousand separator?
Just out of curiosity, where have you found the solution of ’ | format: n2’? Maybe I can figure out myself the solution for question 2b instead.
In the past I’ve requested sort kind of Liquid Cheat Sheet for Manager.io -knowing with what field can be worked- although I haven’t seen/found one since. I know it’s not open source, however documentation/cheat sheet what can be used would be very helpful.
Thanks @Mark.
Again an example why it would be great of there is some kind of cheat sheet/documentation what can/should be used. Also this would decrease questions on this forum related to custom-made modifications. I’d highly recommend such. @Tut What’s your opinion about that?
