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# Currency

> Configure currency fields in AI Table with 24 currencies, custom decimal places, thousands separators, and inline arithmetic.

The Currency field auto-prepends a currency symbol — e.g., CNY ¥1.00, USD \$1.00.

## Add a field

Click + in the upper-right of the AI Table title bar — pick **Currency** under field types.

## Configure currency format

Configure currency, decimal places, thousands separator, abbreviation, and default amount.

## Supported currencies

|              |                   |
| ------------ | ----------------- |
| `CNY - ¥`    | Chinese yuan      |
| `HKD - HK$`  | Hong Kong dollar  |
| `USD - $`    | US dollar         |
| `EUR - €`    | Euro              |
| `GBP - £`    | British pound     |
| `MOP - MOP$` | Macanese pataca   |
| `VND - đ`    | Vietnamese dong   |
| `JPY - J¥`   | Japanese yen      |
| `KRW - ₩`    | South Korean won  |
| `AED - dh`   | UAE dirham        |
| `AUD - A$`   | Australian dollar |
| `BRL - R$`   | Brazilian real    |
| `CAD - C$`   | Canadian dollar   |
| `CHF - SFr`  | Swiss franc       |
| `INR - ₹`    | Indian rupee      |
| `IDR - Rp`   | Indonesian rupiah |
| `MXN - M$`   | Mexican peso      |
| `MYR - RM`   | Malaysian ringgit |
| `PHP - ₱`    | Philippine peso   |
| `PLN - zł`   | Polish zloty      |
| `RUB - ₽`    | Russian ruble     |
| `SGD - S$`   | Singapore dollar  |
| `THB - ฿`    | Thai baht         |
| `TRY - ₺`    | Turkish lira      |
| `TWD - NT$`  | New Taiwan dollar |

## Inline arithmetic

Number and Currency fields accept simple `+ - * /` expressions when editing — handy for quick calculations.

Example: four colleagues split a ¥392 lunch — type `392 / 4` in the cell.

## FAQ

#### **Q: Can I type a currency code manually?**

A: No — pick from the supported list.

#### **Q: Can the Currency field use custom units like "10K"?**

A: Not directly. Configure currency and decimal places, then use **Abbreviation** to display values like "¥10K".