Values of Number custom fields or number constants may be formatted in email templates in various ways.
The key to number formatting is the $!number variable which is an instance of the NumberTool Jira API class.
NumberTool provides buit-in styling for formatting numbers but also provides access to Java NumberFormat API which provides ultimate formatting capabilities.
Below is an example of formatting the value of a number field called "My Number Field" in various styles.
#set ($numberValue = $!issue.getCustomFieldValue("My Number field")) Integer: $!number.format("integer",$!numberValue) Number: $!number.format("number",$!numberValue) Currency: $!number.format("currency",$!numberValue) Percent: $!number.format("percent",$!numberValue) Default: $!number.format("default",$!numberValue)
Below is an example of using Java's NumberFormat to render the number value in Japan's currency:
#set ($numberValue = $!issue.getCustomFieldValue("My Number field")) #set($numberFormat = $!number.getNumberFormat("currency", $!templateSupport.getLocale("jp_JP"))) Currency in Japan: $!numberFormat.format($numberValue)