String formatting of Universal Close Price over $1000

@trey.g_deprecated_0,

Could you please post the body of the request you are making, including the instrument that has a price > 1000$ ?

Are you using an on demand request, or a scheduled request ?

@trey.g_deprecated_0,

An On Demand extraction request does not give you the option to specify field formatting.

A scheduled request that uses a predefined template can have specific field formatting. Here is the body of a request to create a template with a user defined field format for the Universal Close Price:

{
  "@odata.type": "#ThomsonReuters.Dss.Api.Extractions.ReportTemplates.EndOfDayPricingReportTemplate",
  "ShowColumnHeaders": false,
  "Name": "myEodTemplateName",
  "Headers": [],
  "Trailers": [],
  "ContentFields": [
    { "FieldName": "Instrument ID" },
    {
      "FieldName": "Universal Close Price",
      "Format": {
        "@odata.type": "#ThomsonReuters.Dss.Api.Extractions.ReportTemplates.ContentFieldNumberFormat",
        "DecimalPlaces": 2,
        "DecimalSeparator": "Period",
        "IntegerPlaces": 10,
        "NegativeSignPosition": "Before",
        "ThousandSeparator": "None",
        "UseLeadingZero": false,
        "UseThousandSeparator": false,
        "UseTrailingZero": false
      }
    }
  ],
  "Condition": null
}

To get rid of the thousands separator you can specify:

"ThousandSeparator": "None",

and/or

"UseThousandSeparator": false,

Does this help ?