Label dots in between numbers (currency formatting)

Questions & Answers
1

I couldn’t make up a better name for the question. I’ve got a label which shows a variable representing your current money. The things is, the amount of money you have can be immense. Is there a way (in script) to show the variable with dots between the ‘thousands’. Once again, not a very clear description. I’m trying to figure how to do this:

$2.500.000,-

Instead of this:

$2500000,-

Is there a way to do this?

2

When you put the text into the label just use String.Format(“{0:C}”, yourNumberHere) for your local currency or String.Format(“${0:#,0}”, yourNumberHere) for one that always starts with a dollar - it should format according to the locale of the device using “.” and “,” relative to how the user expects to see it.

3

This is currency formatting. You can format values as currency in .NET with String.Format(“{0:C}”, value):

var money: float = 2500000;
print(String.Format("{0:C}", money);