formatMoney()

Converts a given value of type Money into a String, while retaining the currency type in the String output. Optionally specify the format and locale of the returned value.
SyntaxformatMoney(money[, format][, locale])
money - the Money value to be converted to a String
format - a formatting string that uses Java's DecimalFormat to format the number. For example, #.00 will format the returned value to two decimal places. Learn how to use DecimalFormat here, and view additional examples of DecimalFormat here.
locale - an ISO 639-1 language code, optionally followed by an ISO 3166-1 country code, used to apply proper localization settings to the returned value. For example, en-US will format the returned value using US English settings, whereas en-GB will format using British English and fr-CA will format using French Canadian settings. If locale is not passed, it will use the org's default locale (typically en-US).
Return type: ﻿String 
Sample usageformatMoney(base) returns the value of base as a String, including the currency symbol.
Supported data typesInput type
Return type
Logic
﻿﻿Money 
﻿﻿String 
If a Money value is passed, it's value will returned as a String, including the currency symbol.
Unsupported data types
﻿﻿Null 
Unsupported data types return Null.
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Updated 03 May 2023

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Input type	Return type	Logic
Money	String	If a Money value is passed, it's value will returned as a String, including the currency symbol.
Unsupported data types	Null	Unsupported data types return Null.