Locales
Locale settings control how currency values are rendered. For example, if you select Deutsch (Germany), currency values display in European decimal notation (##.###,##).
Locale also controls the date format. For example, English (United States) dates use a month-first format (08/09/2022) and in UK English, dates use a day-first (09/08/2022).
Note: Variables, both built-in and custom, use a "Varchar" data type and cannot be localized. For example, if you add a custom variable using a date to a dashboard, and then change the locale or language, the date format does not change.
The supported locales in Birst are:
- čeština (Czech Republic)
- Dansk (Denmark)
- Deutsch (Germany)
- English (United States)
- Español (Spain)
- Francais (France)
- Hrvatski (Croatia)
- Italiano (Italy)
- Magyar (Hungary)
- Nederlands (Netherlands)
- Polski (Poland)
- Português (Brazil)
- Português (Portugal)
- Slovenskí (Slovakia)
- Slovenščina (Slovenia)
- Svenska (Sweden)
- عربى (Saudi Arabia)
- 中文 (Chinese Simplified)
- 韩语 (Korea)
- 日本 (Japan)
- Norsk (Norwegian Bokmål)
- Српски (Serbia)
- Deutsch (Austria)
- Deutsch (Luxemburg)
- Deutsch (Switzerland)
- English (Australia)
- English (Belize)
- English (Canada)
- English (India)
- English (Ireland)
- English (Jamaica)
- English (New Zealand)
- English (Philippines)
- English (South Africa)
- English (Trinidad)
- English (United Kingdom)
- English-EU (beta)
- Español (Argentina)
- Español (Chilie)
- Español (Mexico)
- Español (United States)
- Español (Venezuela)
- Francais (Belgium)
- Francais (Canada)
- Francais (Luxemburg)
- Francais (Switzerland)
- Nederlands (Belgium)
- 中文 (Chinese Singapore)