Norwegian setting for "Locale & formatting"

Feature Ideas
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I would like the setting for "Locale & formatting" to have the norwegian (NO, Bokmål) alternative.
Thanks!

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Hi @benjamin.tolfsen, and welcome to the forum! :slight_smile: we have received your request, and we will let you know if there is an update on this.

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Hi @benjamin.tolfsen I want to confirm from you if this is the correct format in this locale.

Example date: mandag 30. januar 2023 kl. 18:25
Example currency: 43 12327kr
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Hi, thanks for the reply!

The date example is correct. (EDIT: Short format is 30.01.23)
Currency example could be (if possible):
4.312.327 kr (full-stop punctuation after thousands)
4.312 kr
312 kr
12,52 kr (we use commas instead of full-stop punctation for decimals)

For {BLAZE_AND} "og" == "and"
Thanks in advance!

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I was looking at this reference page and they specify a space character as the thousands separator (instead of the comma). So I just want to double check we're referencing the same locale in Norwegian?

And I have fixed the decimal now. After the fix, this snippet:

{=join(["a", "b"], "BLAZE_AND")}
{=join(["a", "b"], "BLAZE_OR")}

{repeat: for val in [1234567.123, 123, 1, 1234]}
Testing {=val}
{=val; format=,}
{=val; format=,%}
{=val; format=,.2f}
{=val; format=$}
{endrepeat}

gives me:

a og b
a eller b

Testing 1234567.123
1 234 567.123
123 456 712.300000%
1 234 567.12
1234567.123kr

Testing 123
123
12 300.000000%
123.00
123kr

Testing 1
1
100.000000%
1.00
1kr

Testing 1234
1 234
123 400.000000%
1 234.00
1234kr
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Hey again,
Sorry for the late reply.

Yes, we're referencing the same locale :slight_smile:
I believe both space and full-stop are common for thousands seperator (so this is good), but its always commas for decimals.

Testing 123 should be
123
12 300,000000%
123,00
123kr

Testing 1234 should be:
1 234
123 400,000000%
1 234,00
1234kr

The "BLAZE_AND / OR" example is perfect, thanks!

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Thanks for confirming, I have fixed it. New outputs are here (also added date). Let me know if they look good.

{=join(["a", "b", "c"], "BLAZE_AND")}
{=join(["a", "b", "c"], "BLAZE_OR")}

{time: MMMM Do YYYY},{time: YYYY-MM-DD},{time: HH mm ss}

{repeat: for val in [1234567.123, 123, 1, 1234]}
Testing {=val}
{=val; format=,}
{=val; format=,%}
{=val; format=,.2f}
{=val; format=$}
{endrepeat}

a, b og c
a, b eller c

januar 31. 2023,2023-01-31,15 16 35

Testing 1234567.123
1.234.567,123
123.456.712,300000%
1.234.567,12
1234567,123kr

Testing 123
123
12.300,000000%
123,00
123kr

Testing 1
1
100,000000%
1,00
1kr

Testing 1234
1.234
123.400,000000%
1.234,00
1234kr
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I have now also changed the thousands separator to a period as you suggested. Can you confirm if the currency kr symbol is a prefix or suffix? Or both are okay?

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Hey again,

The currency symbol "kr" is a suffix.
I only have one thing to comment on this, didn't notice it earlier - but the symbol should come after a space.

Testing 123
123
12.300,000000%
123,00
123 kr

Thank you!

10

Hi @benjamin.tolfsen this configuration is now available in the user settings (Text Blaze Dashboard). Please feel free to try it out, and let me know if it works for you.

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This works perfect! Thank you :slight_smile:

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