Using custom formatting
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Custom number format relies on in order to provide you with the ability to easily customise your metrics formatting.
The following table should be read this way:
Number is an example number
Format is the format you should type in the custom format input on Whaly
Output show how your metric will display using the custom format
Numbers formats
10000
0,0.0000
10,000.0000
10000.23
0,0
10,000
10000.23
+0,0
+10,000
-10000
0,0.0
-10,000.0
10000.1234
0.000
10000.123
100.1234
00000
00100
1000.1234
000000,0
001,000
10
000.00
010.00
10000.1234
0[.]00000
10000.12340
-10000
(0,0.0000)
(10,000.0000)
-0.23
.00
-.23
-0.23
(.00)
(.23)
0.23
0.00000
0.23000
0.23
0.0[0000]
0.23
1230974
0.0a
1.2m
1460
0 a
1 k
-104000
0a
-104k
1
0o
1st
100
0o
100th
Currency formats
1000.234
$0,0.00
$1,000.23
1000.2
0,0[.]00 $
1,000.20 $
1001
$ 0,0[.]00
$ 1,001
-1000.234
($0,0)
($1,000)
-1000.234
$0.00
-$1000.23
1230974
($ 0.00 a)
$ 1.23 m
Bytes formats
100
0b
100B
1024
0b
1KB
2048
0 ib
2 KiB
3072
0.0 b
3.1 KB
7884486213
0.00b
7.88GB
3467479682787
0.000 ib
3.154 TiB
Percentages formats
1
0%
100%
0.974878234
0.000%
97.488%
-0.43
0 %
-43 %
0.43
(0.000 %)
43.000 %
Time formats
25
00:00:00
0:00:25
238
00:00:00
0:03:58
63846
00:00:00
17:44:06
Exponential formats
1123456789
0,0e+0
1e+9
12398734.202
0.00e+0
1.24e+7
0.000123987
0.000e+0
1.240e-4
To format a duration you can use the following tokens :
milliseconds
S
1 2 3 ...
SS
01 02 03 ...
seconds
s
1 2 3 ...
ss
01 02 03 ...
minutes
m
1 2 3 ...
mm
01 02 03 ...
hours
h
1 2 3 ...
hh
01 02 03 ...
days
d
1 2 3 ...
dd
01 02 03 ...
weeks
w
1 2 3 ...
ww
01 02 03 ...
months
M
1 2 3 ...
MM
01 02 03 ...
years
y
1 2 3 ...
yy
01 02 03 ...
Escape token characters within the template string using square brackets.
61
mm:ss
01:01
61
m [min], s [sec]
1 min, 1 sec
61
mm [min], ss [sec]
01 min, 01 sec
Custom duration format relies on in order to provide you with the ability to easily customise your metrics formatting.