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How can I round Off my float number to 2 decimal places?For Example, Converting 6.666667 to 6.66 or 6.67
@Anonymous
You can use this:
Round(6.666667, 2); //returns 6.67 RoundUp(6.666667, 2); //returns 6.67 RoundDown(6.666667, 2); //returns 6.66
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Power Apps has functions for RoundUp, RoundDown, and just Round that will let you specify the number of decimal places you want in the floating point number. This article explains the syntax. Int, Round, RoundDown, RoundUp, and Trunc functions - Power Platform | Microsoft Learn
So, it is actually not a value. I've called a variable in the Text property called varCheckOutPercent.
Then you need to put the Text value inside a Value function and that in the Round()
Round(Value(varCheckOutPercent), 2)
@Anonymous you can use one of these:
Round(varCheckOutPercent, 2); //returns 6.67 RoundUp(varCheckOutPercent, 2); //returns 6.67 RoundDown(varCheckOutPercent, 2); //returns 6.66
It has converted the value from 6.666667 to 0.7
Hi @Anonymous
Looks like you want to show the percantage:
Round(Value(varCheckOutPercent)*100, 2);
If you have any questions or feedback, please let me know. Have a great day! 😊----------------------PowerYsa Power Platform Enthusiast [LinkedIn] | [Youtube]
Round(varCheckOutPercent, 2) is giving me 0.27 (Real Value = 26.666667) RoundUp(varCheckOutPercent, 2) is giving me 0.27 (Real Value = 26.666667) RoundDown(varCheckOutPercent, 2) is giving me 0.26 (Real Value = 26.666667)
Is there a way to also show the % with the value?
The varCheckOutPercent looks like it gets divided by 100.
My results:
Your results:
Check the variable varCheckOutPercent .
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