IOS Numbers - more currency symbol ?

Hi,
Just puchase Numbers on my New iPad and I am from Malaysia. I set my Region to Singapore so that the time display is in English rather than Malay when I set to Malaysia. When I do that my currency symbol when Region is in Singapore I cannot find MYR which is our Malaysia Currency Symbol. If I set my Region to Malay - Malaysia then the currency symbol is there. I cannot seems to find a way to add more currency symbol in Numbers.
Can anyone help.
ngcyee.
New iPad 32GB + 4G

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