BEx browser: change decimal separator

Hi
How can I change the decimal/thousand separator of BEx browser (show USD 1'000.00 instead of USD 1.000,00)?
According to another thread in SDN the decimal notation is supposed to depend on the user configuration in the backend (su01). But changes there do not affect the presentation in BEx browser.
I also tried to change the system (Windows) configuration of the portal server, without any effect.
Thanks for your help.
Kind regards
Christoph

Hi
Thanks for your response
I tried both - without any effect. I also tried all the options in rsa1 -> properties of the key figure.
Any other suggestions?
Kind regards
Christoph

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