Formatting and manipulating numbers and dates can be done in multiple ways. The default formatting starts at property level, where you can find the Format option:

Format option shown at a Date Time property

Format Date properties

The following information applies to Date, Date-Time, and Time properties.

Formatting a date property determines how the date is shown on the pages you create with the Page Builder, this option does not apply to the appearance in the Back Office. Setting a format at property level means that this format will be used as the default. In the future, you can overwrite those settings within the Page Builder.

List of all available formats

Format Number properties

The following information applies to Number, Number with decimal, and Price properties.

Formatting a number property determines how the number is shown on the pages you create with the Page Builder, this option does not apply to the appearance in the Back Office. Setting a format at property level means that this format will be used as the default. In the future, you can overwrite those settings within the Page Builder.

Note: When you want to save more than 2 digits behind the decimal separator, you should change the Scale option as well (shown under the Advanced toggle). Scale determines how many numbers after the decimal separator are saved in the database. Example: When the provided number is 10,12345 and scale is set to 2, the saved number will be 10,12. If scale is set to 5, and format is used to show 2 digits (`0.0,00`), the saved number will be 10,12345, while the shown value in the Page Builder will be 10,12.

List of all available formats

Numbers can be formatted to look like currency, percentages, or even plain old numbers with decimal places, thousands, and abbreviations.

Numbers

Allowed separator symbols are: `, . _ :`

Using `a` (avarage)

• if a number is less than 1000 get no postfix
• if a number is between 1000 and 999999 gets a `k` postfix
• if a number is greater than 1000000 gets a `m` postfix

Using `o` (ordinal)

Postfixes 1, 2 and 3 with `st`, `nd` and `rd` other numbers get the `th` postfix

Format Price property

Same formatting options count as the number property, this part is specified for currencies.

Any text that is placed between `" "` (quotation marks) will be used as the currency symbol. Also, any currency symbol (supported by a keyboard glyph) can be used without quotation marks.