Why does the thousands separator doesn't show?

[@leksander]

I can't get the thousands separator to work at all. This is how it looks like in the settings:

The chosen format below shows it correctly: -1.234,56 but above it looks completely different.
Any Ideas what I do wrong?

[Woody44]

Why does the example have two decimal points in the number string? Could that be interfering with the comma placement?

My informal test suggests that this is the problem.

[@leksander]

I was wondering about the same thing. But how to correct this I couldn't figure out.

[Woody44]

How to correct it?

Remove the wayward decimal point, of course.

[@leksander]

Removing the decimal points leads to this:

The displayed Value is 1 Million typed 1000000 and with thousands separator on that gives me 1000000.0
What? Isn't it supposed to show 1.000.000 instead? Separating the thousands? But it hangs a decimal point on the end and another 0...

[Woody44]

I can't reproduce your result. It doesn't matter if I set the currency format to Europe (1) or Europe (2), with the number of decimal places set to zero I have no decimal places displayed.

[@leksander]

And with the "Thousands Separator" on you probably see 1.000.000 instead of 1000000.0 as it should be...
Just I don't. And no idea whether it is caused by a discrepancy between how windows wants to set the comma and how the program want's it?

[SuperTech]

Thanks for your post. Please check the settings region > Additional settings > Currency on your operating system level.

[@leksander]

[raitis.veksejs]

Could you please provide us with a sample file? Normally, there are not allowed decimal separator and thousands separator the same - your screenshot shows that both are dots.