Choosing Decimal Places

Control how currency values display in your pricing tables by setting the number of decimal places for all monetary calculations.

Accessing Decimal Settings

Finding Decimal Controls:

1. Select your pricing table
2. In the Table settings panel, locate Decimal Places
3. Use the dropdown to select your preferred precision

Available Options

Decimal Place Settings:

• 0: Whole numbers only ($100)
• 1: One decimal place ($100.0)
• 2: Two decimal places ($100.00)
• 3: Three decimal places ($100.000)

How Decimal Places Work

Automatic Application: The decimal setting applies to all monetary values in your table:

• Individual item prices
• Calculated subtotals
• Tax amounts
• Discount calculations
• Final totals

Currency Display: All pricing columns automatically format according to your selected decimal precision, ensuring consistent presentation throughout your table.

Common Use Cases

Two Decimal Places (Most Common): Standard for most currencies and business transactions

Zero Decimal Places: Useful for:

• Round number pricing strategies
• High-value items where cents aren't relevant
• Simplified presentation preferences

Three Decimal Places: Required for:

• Precise unit pricing
• Complex calculations
• Industries requiring high precision

Need Help? Contact support through in-app chat for assistance with decimal formatting or currency display questions.