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Formatting calculated fields from Sharepoint in Power Apps

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Posted on by Florian2508

I have an invoiced field in Sharepoint with the column heading Net Invoice Amount. This is formatted as currency.
Unfortunately, in Power Apps the correct value is displayed in the form during the calculation, but with 12 zeros at the end. How can I format it correctly in Power Apps. The calculation and display is done correctly in Sharepoint.

The display on the screenshot should read 49.00 instead of 49.000000000000.

I'm grateful for every tip!

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Rajkumar_M 3,741 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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Hi @Florian2508

If you have a label displaying the net invoice amount (NetInvoiceAmount), you can format it to display with two decimal places using the Text function:

Text(YourNetInvoiceAmountField, "[$-en-US]#.00")

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Florian2508 4 on at

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Thanks for your answer.
Unfortunately it doesn´t work. Maybe i´m in the wrong place?

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Rajkumar_M 3,741 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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I think Rechnungsbetrag Netto is text data type so you should change text to value.

Text(Value(ThisItem.'Rechnungsbetrag Netto';"[$-en-US]#.00")

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Florian2508 4 on at

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Unfortunately it didn´t work. But i found a solution.
I also calculate the values for an ad in Pwoer Apps in power Apsps itself. The transfer to Sharepoint has already taken place correctly.

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Power_Person 71 on at

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I had the same Issue, it works using this this format:
Text(Value(ThisItem.'Rechnungsbetrag Netto'), "#,##0.00 €")
In my case it looks like this:

You can change and move the position of the currency symbol or leave it out completely if you want.

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Thomas Karer 2 on at

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Hi!

I had the same issue, for me the following formula worked:

Value(Substitute(Parent.Default; "."; ","))

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