How do I query a currency field in Salesforce?

How do I query a currency field in Salesforce?

Querying Currency Fields in Multi-Currency Orgs

  1. convertCurrency(field)
  2. SELECT Id, convertCurrency(AnnualRevenue) FROM Account.
  3. SELECT Amount, FORMAT(amount) Amt, convertCurrency(amount) convertedAmount, FORMAT(convertCurrency(amount)) convertedCurrency FROM Opportunity where id = ‘006R00000024gDtIAI’

How do you link currency in Excel?

Member

  1. Navigate to Data tab and click on From Web.
  2. In the screen that is popped up enter the following URL.
  3. Once the page is loaded, click on the Yellow arrow beside the exchange rate table.
  4. Once clicked, the arrow will turn into Green check mark and then click on Import to import this information into Excel.

How do I convert currency in Salesforce?

Activate Currencies

  1. From Setup, enter Company Information and click Company Information.
  2. Click the Currency Setup button.
  3. In Active Currencies, click New.
  4. Select a Currency Type.
  5. Enter the conversion rate relative to your corporate currency.
  6. Specify the number of decimal places to display for amounts in this currency.

How to format a number or currency field?

The Number (including Large Number) and Currency Data Types have a wide variety of formats to help meet your unique circumstances. With number and currency formatting you have three choices: keep the default formats, apply a predefined format, or create a custom format.

How to display money values in currency format in SQL?

Consider the following SQL request: This request results in a set that looks like Listing A (which is an abbreviated list). This delivers the correct answers yet not in the desired format.

Is there a way to format money in Excel?

We can alter the look of the money columns, but there is a cost of sorts. For instance, the statement in Listing B delivers what we want (i.e., amounts formatted as currency). The reader also wanted to know how to get the currency sign prepended to the amount, e.g., $1,320.00.

Can you do arithmetic function on Money column?

The column as delivered is no longer money or even numeric, so you can’t perform arithmetic functions (i.e., average, sum, min, max, etc.) within it. If you require such operations, you will have to add the actual column to the SELECT statement, and then perform the operations on that column.