Setting up a translation in Vue 3
Configure your Vue 3 data grid with different number formats, depending on the specified language and culture.
Example
The following example shows a Handsontable instance with translations set up in Vue 3.
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import { defineComponent } from 'vue';import { HotTable, HotColumn } from '@handsontable/vue3';import numbro from 'numbro';import jaJP from 'numbro/languages/ja-JP';import trTR from 'numbro/languages/tr-TR';import { registerAllModules } from 'handsontable/registry';
// register Handsontable's modulesregisterAllModules();
// register the languages you neednumbro.registerLanguage(jaJP);numbro.registerLanguage(trTR);
const ExampleComponent = defineComponent({ data() { return { formatJP: { pattern: '0,0.00 $', culture: 'ja-JP', }, formatTR: { pattern: '0,0.00 $', culture: 'tr-TR', }, hotData: [ { productName: 'Product A', JP_price: 1.32, TR_price: 100.56, }, { productName: 'Product B', JP_price: 2.22, TR_price: 453.5, }, { productName: 'Product C', JP_price: 3.1, TR_price: 678.1, }, ], settings: { height: 'auto', autoWrapRow: true, autoWrapCol: true, licenseKey: 'non-commercial-and-evaluation' } }; }, components: { HotTable, HotColumn, }});
export default ExampleComponent;<div id="example1"> <hot-table :data="hotData" :settings="settings"> <hot-column title="Product name" data="productName" width="120" read-only="true" ></hot-column> <hot-column title="Price in Japan" type="numeric" :numeric-format="formatJP" data="JP_price" width="120" ></hot-column> <hot-column title="Price in Turkey" data="TR_price" type="numeric" :numeric-format="formatTR" width="120" ></hot-column> </hot-table></div>Related articles
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