Currency symbol in front of value

In the Lead screen - for Potential Volume (currency type), in our case we enter the value (f.e 5000) and it is shown as 5000 R$, meaning our currency symbol...after the value.
Would it be possible to change this format...and show the currency symbol in front of the value ? like: R$ 5000
Txs. for any help.
Antonio

Hi,
You can try inserting formula and apply Substring formula.
What is your Currency is it 3 letters like (PHP, USD)?
Then try
Substring(F_XXX,0,3) - for 3 letters currency
Substring(F_XXX,0,2) - for 2 letters currency
Thanks.
Clint

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