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Hi All,
We'd like to change the notation of billions to the dutch formatting like Mjd. Is this possible via a language/regional setting?
I've changed the dataset regional settings, browser language and Power BI Display language. All seem to make no difference.
The field is a regular number field, not a currency. A format suloloin where we would have to change a measure is not preferred.
Microsoft shows something similar here
https://docs.microsoft.com/nl-nl/power-bi/create-reports/sample-opportunity-analysis
Hi, @RemyBosman
My side is working normally, it is recommended to refresh the page after changing the language setting on the powerbi service.
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason
Hi Eason,
Can you check if this also works on a non-currency field? I'm not working with a currecy field but a number field.
Thanks,
Remy
Hi, @RemyBosman
Also works.
Desktop:
Service:
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason
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Thanks. It seems to be a bug in the Dutch notations. German language settings works fine for me too. I've raised a ticket with MS.
Hi, @RemyBosman
Did you get any reply from the MS engineer?
Has the problem been resolved?
Best Regards,
Community Support Team _ Eason
HI @RemyBosman ,
I would have thought that changing the regional settings alone would have done it. That said, I suggest that you download the report that you are referring to and see if there is a clue in there - maybe a format option or a theme? let us know if that is helpful.
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