--- schema_version: "1" id: 63cd477b40571fada74e6bde54ea5c72b99c7733a2dbfabcd1e3040feb26729d title: Xmd Measure Format collection: legacydeveloper version: current locale: en-us portal_url: https://docs.salesforce.com/legacydeveloper/current/en-us/bi_dev_guide_rest/bi_responses_xmd_measure_format.md canonical_url: https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.bi_dev_guide_rest.meta/bi_dev_guide_rest/bi_responses_xmd_measure_format.htm source_site: developer.salesforce.com content_type: documentation content_hash: c9ca5d25dadc5140f945747da6c56609f9106387efda0aa1eb28c685621b68f3 description: The extended metadata (Xmd) for the format of a measure in an Analytics dataset. --- # Xmd Measure Format The extended metadata (Xmd) for the format of a measure in an Analytics dataset. Properties
Property Name Type Description Filter Group and Version Available Version
custom​Format String When customizing the display, you can add a prefix, suffix, grouping separator, decimal separator, and leading and trailing zeros. You can also configure the number of digits. You can include any characters in prefixes and suffixes, including minus signs or currency symbols. You can use the following symbols to specifying a format.
  • 0. One digit. Use to add leading or trailing 0s. For example, if you apply custom format #,###.00 to 56375, the result is 56,375.00.
  • #. Adds zero or one digit. Use to show digits when applicable. For example, if you apply custom format #,###.## to 56375.56, the result is 56,375.56.
  • .(period). Symbol used as the decimal separator, like in the number 375.56. Analytics currently only supports the decimal symbol (.) as a decimal separator.
  • ,(comma). Symbol used as the grouping separator, like in 56,375. Analytics currently only supports the comma symbol (,) as a grouping separator. Example: ["-$#,###.00$",1]
 Small, 36.0 36.0
delimiters Numeric​Separators The separators for the thousands and decimal places in the format. Small, 48.0 48.0
unit​Multiplier Double The multiplier for the unit. The multiplier changes a field’s values by the same factor—like multiplying by 100 to convert decimals to percents. The multiplier must be a positive number. Small, 36.0 36.0