DOLLAR
Formats a number into a locale-specific currency format. This function is useful when including a currency amount in a longer piece of text. To display just a currency in a calculated field, it's recommended to set the display type of the calculated field to Currency and just return a number in the expression. When the display type of the calculated field is set to currency, the number is automatically displayed as a formatted currency.
Parameters
value Number (required) - a dollar amount
decimals Number (optional)  [default = 2] - the number of decimal places (default is 2)
currency String (optional)  [default = locale default] - the currency code to display (e.g. USD, EUR, or AUD)
language String (optional)  [default = locale default] - the language locale used to format the currency. (e.g. en-US, pt-BR, or en-GB)
Returns
String - formatted currency
Examples
DOLLAR(1234.567)
// returns "$1,234.57"// USD formatted in French
DOLLAR(1234.567, 2, 'USD', 'fr-FR')
// returns "1 234,57 $US"// Euro formatted in Portuguese
DOLLAR(1234.567, 2, 'EUR', 'pt-BR')
// returns "€1.234,57"Updated 9 months ago