Hello Michele,

I recommend using a custom script to do this. You can select any screen that is on that page and use this script. Replace "targets" with all the fields you want to show a comma instead of a period.

crm.ready(function() {
    const targets = ["comp_credit", "comp_orders"];

    for (target of targets) {
        const id = "_Data" + target;
        const elem = $(`#${id}`);
        elem.text(elem.text().replace(".", ","));
    }
});

If you don't already know what the field names used for these are, you can right click on the value in your browser and click "inspect element". You should see a span tag with an id inside of it. The id is what you need minus the "_Data" bit.

Hello Michele,

I recommend using a custom script to do this. You can select any screen that is on that page and use this script. Replace "targets" with all the fields you want to show a comma instead of a period.

crm.ready(function() {
    const targets = ["comp_credit", "comp_orders"];

    for (target of targets) {
        const id = "_Data" + target;
        const elem = $(`#${id}`);
        elem.text(elem.text().replace(".", ","));
    }
});

If you don't already know what the field names used for these are, you can right click on the value in your browser and click "inspect element". You should see a span tag with an id inside of it. The id is what you need minus the "_Data" bit.

Gabriel:  Thank you for your assistance, I tried the script out and it works.  However, I don't want to replace a period with a comma.  I need to place a comma within a number so that 100000.00 will display as 100,000.00.  Is there a way I can adjust the script to accomplish that?

Thank you!

Oops, I didn't read that carefully enough.

This is a pretty simple solution but will not work with explorer. Since explorer is being discontinued and most users will be on relatively modern browsers, I can't imagine that will be an issue. 

crm.ready(function() {
    const targets = ["comp_credit", "comp_orders"];

    const options = { 
        minimumFractionDigits: 2,
        maximumFractionDigits: 2 
    };

    for (target of targets) {
        const id = "_Data" + target;
        const elem = $(`#${id}`);
        elem.text(Number(elem.text()).toLocaleString('en', options));
    }
});

Once again you will have to update the "targets" values with your fields.

Let me know if that works.

Gabriel:  I wanted to report back that this worked for me!  Thank you very much!

Good to hear