Currency Symbol Removal

Can I use the AMOUNT() formula to remove the currency symbol from a system variable (eg Sub Total System variable no 136) and what is the correct syntax within () please
Thank you
Robert

That is exactly the Function you need.
AMOUNT(Field_xyz)
Within the Paranthesis you will see the Field or simply type the field number
Suda

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