To Display Currency /Currency Symbol in Report

Hi All,
Business Requirement:
Want to see Actual and Headcount in same column along with currency.
currently we have separate column for headcount and Actual as below. (Actual and headcount will not come in same row.)
Company
Actual
Headcount
C1
$ 1000
C1
10
C2
$ 1000
C2
20
C3
$ 2000
C3
20
C4
$ 3000
C4
30
To display both in same column , I have used NOT function in formula and displayed the report as Below.
Company
Act&HC
C1
1000
C1
10
C2
1000
C2
20
C3
2000
C3
20
C4
3000
C4
30
I have calculated the above column using NODIM, so we are not getting $ symbol in report.
But business want that symbol to appear along with Actual value ($ 1000).
Please suggest if there is any way to do this.
Thanks,
Jaya

Hello Jay,
I think Koen Hesters is right. If you use you currency from your unit-dimension you will be able to get currencies in a separate column but not with the figures attached.
The only thing is that you will get # or not-assigned for the headcount values. If you are using BO tools on top of this BEx report then there is a chance to display currency also in the same column for the Actual values.
Here check the sample scenario which i tried to develop by looking at your data :
Kindly click on the screenshot to have a better view.
Output :
Regards,
Ashutosh Singh

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