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WFC attempts to convert, then suggest, financial formats following the most likely conversion rule.

Note that the Setup > General dialog box in WFC lets you enter the values for the target language thousand and decimal separators, as well as abbreviated dates. Those are ,.- (comma, dot, dash) for EN-US as target language, and will often be .,/ for European languages, with possible variations, such as French, which uses non-breaking space, comma, slash, noted as ~,/ (the tilde character ~ means the non-breaking space).

{|style="border-spacing: 2px; border: 1px solid #00FFFF; background: #E0FFFF" width="320px"
|-
|Today's lottery is worth $400,000.00!
|}

{|style="border-spacing: 2px; border: 1px solid #90EE90; background: #E0FFFF" width="320px"
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|La loterie d'aujourd'hui vaut 4
|}

{|style="border-spacing: 2px; border: 1px solid; background: #fef6e7" width="320px" align="center"
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|style="background: #1E90FF" | PL400 000,00
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| PL 400,000.00
|}
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