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Defines global number formatting in the model, including how thousands and decimals are delimited and the default currency symbol. This parameter can be set dynamically using a user attribute, which is for multi-regional organizations where different users need to see numbers formatted according to their local conventions.

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Syntax

default_numeric_locale: <locale>
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default_numeric_locale
string
default:"en_US"
Defines the locale to use for global number formatting. Value must be one of the following:
  • en_US - Default. Comma-delimited thousands, period-delimited decimals, dollar default currency
  • br_BR (Brazil) - Dot-delimited thousands, comma-delimited decimals, Real default currency
  • de_DE (Germany) - Dot-delimited thousands, comma-delimited decimals, Euro default currency
  • en_GB (United Kingdom) - Comma-delimited thousands, period-delimited decimals, pound default currency
  • fr_FR (French) - Space-delimited thousands, comma-delimited decimals, Euro default currency
  • ja_JP (Japan) - Comma-delimited thousands, period-delimited decimals, yen default currency
  • nl_NL (Netherlands) - Dot-delimited thousands, comma-delimited decimals, Euro default currency
Can be set dynamically using user attributes. See the Examples section for an example.

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Examples

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Static value

French numeric locale
default_numeric_locale: fr_FR

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Dynamic value using user attributes

This example assumes your Omni instance has an existing user attribute called user_locale and that users have been assigned appropriate locale codes, such as en_US for US users.
Set numeric locale based on user's region
default_numeric_locale: {{ omni_attributes.user_locale }}