"Dagen N" refers to the day when the Swedish krona was introduced as the official currency of Sweden, replacing the previous currency, the Swedish riksdaler. This significant event took place on January 1, 2000, marking a new era in Sweden's monetary system. The transition aimed to simplify transactions and align with the European Union's economic framework. On Dagen N, the exchange rate was set, and all prices were converted from the riksdaler to the krona. This change was part of Sweden's broader efforts to modernize its economy and improve financial stability. The introduction of the krona has since become a key aspect of Sweden's identity in the global market.