How to add the new Dirham AED symbol to budgets
To help anyone transition in using the new UAE Dirham symbol, One-FS created a handy font that automatically converts any mention of AED to the new symbol.
How It Works
The custom font contains only three characters: A, E, and D.
A & E are blank, while D contains the new symbol.
When assigned to the AED letters, the new symbol automatically appears - without changing the UI structure.
If the font fails to load (e.g., in emails), AED remains as a readable fallback.
This quick workaround ensures seamless integration while we wait for official Unicode keyboard support.
Note: it is also possible to add the symbol in your existing font, not as an official currency symbol but by adding it as a custom character. But for this you might need the help of a typographer.
You can download the custom font here: aed-Regular

To add a font on a Mac, you can use the Mac Font Book application.
You will need to do a full restart before you see the font in font options. After you will see a font called aed in your applications that allow a font change. Pages, Numbers, Keynote, Word, Excel.
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