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<h1 align="center">By-Type Charts</h1>
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<p>These charts provide a side-by-side comparison of data from
different locales for each field. For example, one can see all the
locales that are left-to-right, or all the different translations of
the Arabic script across languages. The following describes the
format.</p>
<p>At the top of each page, an index shows the available data.
Click on any of these to get to the related data:</p>
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<p>The remainder of each page provides the values in the different
locales, such as the following:</p>
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<th class="path" colSpan="2">currency-currencyFormatLength
(English: ¤#,##0.00)</th>
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<th class="value">#,##0.00 ¤</th>
<td class="td"><i>·am·</i> ·bg_BG· ·ca_ES· ·cs_CZ· <i>·da·</i>
·de_BE· ·de_DE· ·de_LU· ·en_BE· ·es_ES· ·et_EE· ·eu_ES· ·fi_FI·
·fr· <i>·fur·</i> ·gl_ES· ·he_IL· <i>·hu·</i> ·hu_HU· ·is_IS·
·lt_LT· ·lv_LV· ·nb_NO· ·nl_BE· ·nn_NO· ·pl_PL· ·ps_AF· ·pt_PT·
·ro_RO· ·ru_UA· ·sk_SK· <i>·sl_SI·</i> <i>·sv·</i> ·sw_TZ· <i>·tr·</i>
·uk_UA· <i>·uz_Arab·</i> ·vi·</td>
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<th class="value">#,##0.00&nbsp;¤</th>
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<th class="value">#,##0.00 ¤;-¤ #,##0.00</th>
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<th class="value">#,##0.00 ¤;&#39;‪&#39;-#,##0.00&#39;‬&#39; ¤</th>
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This example shows that the currency pattern is represented by
&quot;#,##0.00 ¤&quot; in the locales <i>·am·</i> ·bg_BG· ·ca_ES·
·cs_CZ· <i>·da·</i> ·de_BE·...; represented by
&quot;#,##0.00&nbsp;¤&quot; in the locales ·fi· <i>·se·; </i>and so
on. At the top, the English value (&quot;¤#,##0.00&quot;) is included
for comparison. Hovering the mouse over the non-Latin value may show
a transliteration, such as <span title="Anglo-amerikanskaâ"><b>Англо-американская</b></span>.
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Each locale identifier is bounded by a middle dot (&quot;·&quot;).
This can be used in searching on the page: for example, to search for
any locale starting with &quot;bg&quot; by searching for ·bg, or for
any locale ending with &quot;PT&quot; by searching for _PT·. The
middle dot is used to avoid spurious matches with actual data. Data
that is <i>unconfirmed</i> or <i>provisional</i> is marked by a <i>red-italic</i>
locale identifier, such as <font color="#ff6633"><i>·bn_BD·</i></font>.
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Many data values are straightforward, such as month names. Others,
such as the number formats, are more complicated. For more
information on the formats, see <a
href="http://cldr.unicode.org/index/survey-tool">Survey Tool</a> and
<a href="http://cldr.unicode.org/translation">Translation
Guidelines</a>.
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<h2>Exemplars</h2>
<p>The exemplar charts are extracts from "Alphabetic Information",
formatted to present in grids.</p>
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