currency

I'm experiencing issues when converting decimal to currency for Korean Won, Cambodian Riel and Iranian Rial and showing the result to the UILabel text. Conversion itself passes just fine and I can see correct currency symbol at the debugger, even the NSLog prints the symbol well. If I assign this NSString instance to the UILabel text, the currency symbol is shown as a crossed box instead of the correct symbol. There is no other code between, does not matter what font I use. I tried to print ₩ (Korean Won) using the unicode value (0x20A9) or even using UTF8 representation (\xe2\x82\xa9), but

This question already has an answer here: Convert to currency format 6 answers I am trying to format currency by using this code below: $('#currency').keyup(function(e){ var val = $(this).val(); val = val.replace(/[^0-9]/g,''); if(val.length >= 2) val = '$' + val.substring(0,2) + ',' + val.substring(2); if(val.length >= 6) val = val.substring(0,7) + val.substring(7); if(val.length > 7) val = val.substring(0,7); $(this).val(val); }); But that would work only for volume such as "$10,000" or something like that, How can I include thousands, hundreds, and millions in one code? Here is a nice

I am learning and using the pandas and python. Today, I am trying to make a fx rate table, but I got a trouble with getting the pricess of 'USDJPY'. When I get a prices of 'EUR/USD', i code like this. eur = web.DataReader('EURUSD=X','yahoo')['Adj Close'] it works. But when I wrote jpy = web.DataReader('USDJPY=X','yahoo')['Adj Close'] the error message comes like this: --------------------------------------------------------------------------- IOError Traceback (most recent call last) in () ----> 1 jpy = web.DataReader('USDJPY=X','yahoo')['Adj Close'] C:\Anaconda\lib\site-packages\pandas\io

I just want to get the right number format here in germany, so i need to show commas as decimal separator instead of points. But this... DECLARE @euros money SET @euros = 1025040.2365 SELECT CONVERT(varchar(30), @euros, 1) Displays 1,025,040.24 instead of 1.025.040,24 (or 1025040,24 ). In C# it would be simple to provide the appropriate CultureInfo but how to do it in T-SQL? Do i really need to use REPLACE ? But even if, how to replace 1,025,040.24 correctly? Well, as far as I know, there are no culture-specific options for convert available. So you can do it using replaces (yes, it looks a