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  • Isaac Oard

    Hi Dale Karasek

    At this time, there is no way to create this without using a suffix. I will create and Idea ticket for you to potentially get this added.

    You will be able to track progress and all updates on that ticket. 

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  • Nicole Volek

    Hi there - I am also interested in this functionality - could you please provide any updates as to whether this is being looked at?

     

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  • Isabel Messore
     
    If you're using Accounting or Currency format:
    - Set Shown inBillions
    - Set Unit FormatLong Upper (displays "Billion")
    - Ensure the Currency symbol is set to $
    - The $ symbol will appear via the currency setting, and "Billion" from the unit format — together giving you $1.5 Billion
     
    Option 2 — Use Suffix (as you mentioned)
    If the above combination doesn't produce exactly what you need, the Suffix field (e.g., entering  Billion) combined with a Prefix of $ gives full control over the display. Note: Prefix and Suffix are display only and do not affect the underlying numeric value.
     
    There is no single "Long Upper $-Billion" format available as a preset — the $ and Billion labels come from two separate settings (currency symbol + unit format). Using Suffix remains the most flexible workaround if the combined display doesn't render as expected. I'lll get you added to the ticket in the meantime!
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