Delete zero balances in calculated fields and zero decimal points

Hello

I found the right java script to remove the balances of zero in calculated fields, but also, so I have to remove the two decimal points.  Can I work on what I need to add and where in java script so that it works?

Thank you

Nicole

If you don't want to show any decimal places, this means generally that you want to round down to an integer. To round to the nearest integer, you could modify a single line of script in the Format:

AFNumber_Format (0, 0, 0, 0, "$", true);

and the same for the script of the hit. Note that this does not change the actual value of the field, it doesn't change what is displayed in the field. This is important if the value of the field is used in a calculation or exported, since it won't be the same as what is displayed. To change the value of actual field to round to an integer, it is usually best to use a custom validation script.

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