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Passing the value_format_name parameter to your field lets you easily format values in a way that's easy to read for business users.
There are several options. Broadly speaking, there is a format type followed by a number of decimal places. For example, decimal_1 formats the number like a decimal and rounds to one decimal place.
| Value Format Name | Unformatted Value | Formatted Value |
|---|---|---|
| decimal_0 | 12345.678 | 12,346 |
| decimal_1 | 12345.678 | 12,345.7 |
| decimal_2 | 12345.678 | 12,345.68 |
| decimal_pct_0 | 3.456 | 3% |
| decimal_pct_1 | 3.456 | 3.5% |
| decimal_pct_2 | 3.456 | 3.46% |
| percent_0 | 0.3456 | 35% |
| percent_1 | 0.3456 | 34.6% |
| percent_2 | 0.3456 | 34.56% |
| eur | 12345.678 | €12.3k |
| eur_0 | 12345.678 | €12,346 |
| eur_1 | 12345.678 | €12,345.7 |
| eur_2 | 12345.678 | €12,345.68 |
| usd | 12345.678 | $12.3k |
| usd_0 | 12345.678 | $12,346 |
| usd_1 | 12345.678 | $12,345.7 |
| usd_2 | 12345.678 | $12,345.68 |
Here's an examples of a field with value_format_name as a property.
- name: avg_price
field_type: measure
type: average
sql: ${price}
value_format_name: usd