Currency in Europe Format

Hi,
I have a requirement to show currency in european format that is i want spaces as thousand separator instead of commas and i want to total in grand total. Please guide me to achieve the same.
Thanks,
Phani.

phani,
Specify Custom Data format for the numeric field...Go to Data format tab>Check "Override Default Data Format">Select "Custom" from the drop down and put some thing like # ## ### ###.#0
which result in spaces instead of comas in your column as well as grand total for that particular column.
mark answers promptly.
-bifacts
http://www.obinotes.com
J

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