I'm trying to format a number with thousands separator and decimal separator. In google api documentation says that by default, thousands separator is "," while decimal separator is ".", but I have to inverted to get the desire results results.
I mean, by defautl when I create a chart I get numbers like 3,50 instaed of 3.50 if I want the dot, I need a formatter with a comma decimal separator.
var formatter = new google.visualization.NumberFormat({pattern: "#,00"});
this give 3.50
var formatter = new google.visualization.NumberFormat({pattern: "#.00"});
this give 3,50
even the examples at developers.google.com are shown wrong.
My computer region is Dominican Republic, es-DO language.
can you tell me what is wrong?
Refer to the google charts documentation for this information.
I would use
This will give you "." as decimal and it would use "," as thousand separator.