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DocsAutomator allows for virtually any currency out there! The currency is always defined in Airtable (currency, formula, rollup or lookup field). Here an example with a rollup field and using “€”:

Video demo:

https://youtu.be/LjJ4_9HvesI?t=478

<aside> 💡 In combination with the “Locale” setting (set in DocsAutomator), DocsAutomator knows automatically how numbers and currencies are supported in your region

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In order to define the currency, you can add the following under “Currency Symbol” in Airtable:

1. Symbols (€,$,£, …)

Like in the example above :)

2. 3-letter currency code (EUR,USD,GBP**, …)**

If you prefer to use 3-letter notation, you can do so as well.

3. Using whatever you want!

Yes, you can even use whatever you want! So you could call a currency “Fake” and the number /amount would get printed correctly in your document.