Updated: 2023-10-11
To make a dollar value display in the correct format, tell the Template Editor how to format the field information:
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(curly brackets).Example | Sample result |
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{{ CurrentClient.T1.RefundBalanceOwing.BalanceOwing }} |
1254.9 |
{{ format(CurrentClient.T1.RefundBalanceOwing.BalanceOwing) }} |
1,254.90 |
${{ format(CurrentClient.T1.RefundBalanceOwing.BalanceOwing) }} |
$1,254.90 |
${{ format(CurrentClient.T1.RefundBalanceOwing.BalanceOwing, "C0") }} |
$1,255 |
{{ sum(CurrentClient.BillingWorksheet.Totals.TotalBeforeTaxes, CurrentSpouse.BillingWorksheet.Totals.TotalBeforeTaxes) }} |
300.0 |
{{ format(sum(CurrentClient.BillingWorksheet.Totals.TotalBeforeTaxes, CurrentSpouse.BillingWorksheet.Totals.TotalBeforeTaxes)) }} |
300.00 |
${{ format(sum(CurrentClient.BillingWorksheet.Totals.TotalBeforeTaxes, CurrentSpouse.BillingWorksheet.Totals.TotalBeforeTaxes)) }} |
$300.00 |
${{ format(sum(CurrentClient.BillingWorksheet.Totals.TotalBeforeTaxes, CurrentSpouse.BillingWorksheet.Totals.TotalBeforeTaxes), "C") }} |
$300.00 |
You can format any number to show the absolute value. This removes the positive or negative value for the field. This is useful in data monitors if you want to change the way a filing balance displays. Learn more in the Data Monitor Expressions help topic.
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(curly brackets).Example | Sample result |
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{{CurrentClient.Filing.Balance}} |
-500.20 (if it is a refund) |
{{abs(CurrentClient.Filing.Balance)}} |
500.20 (even if it is a refund) |