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Formula formatting for Email merge field

  • September 11, 2023
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Heyo!

I'm stratching my head as to how exactly format a formula down to first .00 numbers for an email automation.

Inspite what I've attempted it continues to display all 13 numbers for "M1" calcuation. Screenshots attached.

Best answer by Zack_S

Wrap all your calculations in ROUND({calculation}, 2)

This should work

IF({Cycle} = "W1", ROUND({Rent P/W}, 2),0) + IF({Cycle} = "W2", ROUND({Rent P/W}*2, 2),0) + IF({Cycle} = "M1", ROUND({Rent P/W}*365/84, 2),0)

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  • September 11, 2023

Wrap all your calculations in ROUND({calculation}, 2)

This should work

IF({Cycle} = "W1", ROUND({Rent P/W}, 2),0) + IF({Cycle} = "W2", ROUND({Rent P/W}*2, 2),0) + IF({Cycle} = "M1", ROUND({Rent P/W}*365/84, 2),0)

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  • September 11, 2023

Wrap all your calculations in ROUND({calculation}, 2)

This should work

IF({Cycle} = "W1", ROUND({Rent P/W}, 2),0) + IF({Cycle} = "W2", ROUND({Rent P/W}*2, 2),0) + IF({Cycle} = "M1", ROUND({Rent P/W}*365/84, 2),0)

It did! Thank you very much!