Billing allows customizing currency format on per language basis. We strongly recommend creating a separate dictionary volume for customization to avoid loss of changes during Billing upgrades.
Billing provides the following key words for configuring currency format:
"&decimal_point" "."– defines symbol used as decimal point in sums of money, default value is dot."&thousands_separator" ","– defines symbol used as thousands separator in sums of money, default value is comma."&negative_currency_color" "red"– defines color of negative sums of money. Allowed values are HTML color codes, default value is the red color.-
"&<currency_code>_symbol" "* <currency_code>"– defines currency symbol and its place in relation to a sum of money. Namely, if currency symbol occupies*place, then it is displayed as prefix. If currency symbol occupies<currency_code>place, then it is displayed as postfix. For example, let's consider USD currency:"&USD_symbol" "$ "– this locale entry makes the USD currency symbol displayed as prefix – $456.67;"&USD_symbol" "* $"– this locale entry makes the USD currency symbol displayed as postfix – 456.67$;