Euro currency formats

[xbury.cs at clearstream.com]

Richard,

The only variants i've seen are the usual EU symbol or EU letters before 
or after the number.
Comma or period is used alternatively for decimal or thousands 
separation... Most europeans
use the comma as a decimal "point" but there's no fixed standard.

cheers
Xavier

On 12.04.2005 09:04:44 use-revolution-bounces wrote:
>Semi-OT question for you folks in Europe:
>
>Is currency formatting for all nations that use the Euro consistent, or
>are there regional variations of how we might expect a currency string
>to be formatted?
>
>TIA -


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