Problem in currency decimal format

Hi all,
we want to display currency format 1,234,567.89
but we are getting current format as 1.234.567,89
we already maintained the required format in the USER PROFILE's DEFAULT
still we are getting this format 1.234.567,89
so is there any thing we have to set at SPRO level?
and also we have to maitain any thing more than these?
please let me know urgently
thanks in advance

Hi,
For which country are your working?
because I faced these type of problem with countries Like Japan and for some european countries etc. SO it depends on country settings also.
Make sure and do the settings in User settings.
Regards,
Anji

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