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Hi,

Eike Rathke wrote on 06-06-16 12:24:

If in doubt consult the CLDR, see
http://www.unicode.org/cldr/charts/29/by_type/numbers.number_formatting_patterns.html#17acd127f9139476
[...]

Interesting.
If I interpret that correct, Dutch should be "#,##0%"
However, "Taalunie" (language 'authority') says, based on ISO, that for
Dutch a space before percent is official, although without space is
acceptable in non technical use.
[...]

@Winfried: you're more in technical use that I am. What would be your
take here?

My personal view (based on experiences with the use of percents) is that between value and the percent character a space is optional and no space is more common. But as I cannot offer any references, let alone standards, supporting my view, don't give too much weight to my view.

Winfried

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