Hi
Can airtable fulfill my requirement? Please see the picture for specific examples. I need to reserve two decimal digits in the column of “Original Price” in the picture
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How can the final result of the formula be converted to a numeric value with 2 decimal places
+9Best answer by Andy_Lin1
Since your formula outputs a string, you need to convert it to a value first (see below) and then you’ll be able to use the Formatting tab to set the number of decimal places.
VALUE(REGEX_REPLACE({T. price Rollup},',.*',""))
+20Hey @Vijay_chen,
your roll up field “T. Price Rollup” returns a list of values that are separated with comma and dot are the symbol for the decimal numbers. In your formula as I guess you try to replace all those symbols right and create a consequence of all those values in text. Is that right?
Thanks
+17Since your formula outputs a string, you need to convert it to a value first (see below) and then you’ll be able to use the Formatting tab to set the number of decimal places.
VALUE(REGEX_REPLACE({T. price Rollup},',.*',""))
+9Hey @Vijay_chen,
your roll up field “T. Price Rollup” returns a list of values that are separated with comma and dot are the symbol for the decimal numbers. In your formula as I guess you try to replace all those symbols right and create a consequence of all those values in text. Is that right?
Thanks
Yes, and downstairs came up with a solution. Thank you
+9Since your formula outputs a string, you need to convert it to a value first (see below) and then you’ll be able to use the Formatting tab to set the number of decimal places.
VALUE(REGEX_REPLACE({T. price Rollup},',.*',""))
This is exactly what I need. Thank you very much
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