Decimals number in display form

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I have a form that shows me various data, one of which is a number, how could I configure this label so that it shows me the number with a single decimal?.

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Francisco

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SpongYe 5,609 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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Hi @Francisco77

//Method 1 Text(MyNumber, "#.#") //Text(123.456, “#.#”) will return "123.5" //Method 2 Round(MyNumber, 1) // Round(123.456, 1) will return 123.5

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M_Ali_SZ365 1,110 on at

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Hi @Francisco77 ,
In Power Apps, if you want to format a number to show only a single decimal place, you can use the Text function to format the number accordingly. Here's an example of how you can format a label to show a number with one decimal place:
Text(YourNumber, "0.0")
Replace YourNumber with the actual data source or field name that contains your number. When you set the Text property of the label to this formula, it will display the number rounded to one decimal place.
Here is how you might apply it in the context of your form:
Select the label that displays the number.
In the property pane on the right, find the Text property.
Set the Text property of the label using the formula above.
For example, if the label is supposed to show the value of a field named TotalTarget, you would use:
Text(ThisItem.TotalTarget, "0.0")
This will ensure the label shows the number with only one decimal place, as requested.
If this solution resolves your issue, please consider marking it as accepted. ✅
Warm regards,
Muhammad Ali

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Francisco77 351 on at

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Hi @SpongYe

Thanks but it doesn't work for me.

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Hi @M_Ali_SZ365

Thanks but it doesn't work for me.

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SpongYe 5,609 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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Replace the comma (,) with a dot (.)
Text(ThisItem.'TOTAL TARGET HECTARES'; "#.#")
You could also try Round()
Round(ThisItem.'TOTAL TARGET HECTARES', 1)

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timl 36,387 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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@Francisco77

What's the data type of your 'TOTAL TARGET HECTARES' column? Is it possibly a SharePoint calculated column? If not, is it a number column?

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M_Ali_SZ365 1,110 on at

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Hi @Francisco77 ,
please try this code
Text(Round(YourNumber, 1), "0.0")
If this solution resolves your issue, please consider marking it as accepted. ✅
Warm regards,
Muhammad Ali

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