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Here in Switzerland it's even worse because it depends on where in Switzerland you're formatting the number (French parts have different rules from German parts
by pilif 5y ago
Here in Switzerland it's even worse because it depends on where in Switzerland you're formatting the number (French parts have different rules from German parts) and whether you're formatting a number as a plain number or a monetary value.
if it's money, you use the . as the decimal separator everywhere.
if it's just a number, in the French parts, it's , in the German parts the .
The thousands separator is ' everywhere
- zmmmmm 5y agosurely this must routinely cause horrific mistakes in things like bank transactions?