Hello,
We are still waiting for this feature and Notion has already implemented it, not only that, but they have translated the entire interface.
It’s really frustrating that the app I want to stop using (Notion) has implemented the feature we’ve been asking for for so long in the app I want to use (Coda).
Sadly I’m still unable to use Coda because of this and I’m still using Excel and Notion and keeping an eye on Loop
Really huge +1 to implement this!
+1
We’ve been shying away from building client-facing dashboards in Coda so far because of this …
+1 for this- I believe especially for accounting purposes this is critical for clarity.
Regards
Luca
this is kind a bummer for an aged request since 2018. Hopefully this will be heard soonest as patch small quality-of-life improvement rather than the recent big-thing feature releases. Hopefully for more inclusion of more currencies (Peso philippine, etc) or custom prefix/suffix field.
+1 for this feature
(I wish I could replace the “,” separator for thousands by a space like we do in France)
+1
Support for using number and date formats in different countries.
It is sad to see that Coda has ignored this subject for 6 years now and has not even commented on it (except for a laconic “No updates” two years ago).
For presenting purposes I usually setup a column with a regexReplace formula to format the currency data properly to brazilian portuguese.
It’s basically a nested regexReplace: it first replaces the comma with a pipe, then the dot with a comma (in PT-BR we use commas to separate the decimals), and lastly replaces back the pipe with a dot (our thousand separator).
RegexReplace(RegexReplace(RegexReplace([yourvalue],“\,”,“|”),“\.”,“,”),“\|”,“.”)
Since you replace the original comma to a space, you could use the formula:
RegexReplace(RegexReplace([yourvalue],“\,”," “),”\.“,”,")
