In currency formatting, what should be used to wrap number values?

In currency formatting within NetSuite, number values should be wrapped in single quotes. This practice allows the system to interpret the number appropriately. Single quotes are used to denote string literals, and when wrapping numeric values, they ensure that the format is treated as a string, which is important in various contexts, such as in formulas or when utilizing specific formatting features in reports and searches.

The use of single quotes helps to differentiate numeric values from other types of data that may be present in a script or formula, ensuring proper processing and display. In scenarios such as currency conversion, defining the number inside single quotes maintains clarity and correctness in configuration and output.

The other options, such as double quotes, square brackets, or curly braces, serve different functions in programming and data formatting. Double quotes are often used for string literals that include spaces, square brackets are typically used for array notation or specific functions, and curly braces are used in context of coding structures, such as indicating a block of code in scripts. Thus, these formats do not fulfill the requirements for wrapping numeric values in currency formatting.