#Number Formatting

#1. :formatN(precision)

#Syntax Explanation

Formats a number according to localization settings.
Parameter:

• precision: The number of decimal places.
  For ODS/XLSX formats, the number of displayed decimals is determined by the text editor; for other formats, this parameter is used.

#Example

'10':formatN()         // Outputs "10.000"
'1000.456':formatN()   // Outputs "1,000.456"

#Result

The number is output according to the specified precision and localization format.

#2. :round(precision)

#Syntax Explanation

Rounds the number to the specified number of decimal places.

#Example

10.05123:round(2)      // Outputs 10.05
1.05:round(1)          // Outputs 1.1

#Result

The output is the number rounded to the given precision.

#3. :add(value)

#Syntax Explanation

Adds the specified value to the current number.
Parameter:

• value: The number to add.

#Example

1000.4:add(2)         // Outputs 1002.4
'1000.4':add('2')      // Outputs 1002.4

#Result

The output is the sum of the current number and the specified value.

#4. :sub(value)

#Syntax Explanation

Subtracts the specified value from the current number.
Parameter:

• value: The number to subtract.

#Example

1000.4:sub(2)         // Outputs 998.4
'1000.4':sub('2')      // Outputs 998.4

#Result

The output is the current number minus the specified value.

#5. :mul(value)

#Syntax Explanation

Multiplies the current number by the specified value.
Parameter:

• value: The multiplier.

#Example

1000.4:mul(2)         // Outputs 2000.8
'1000.4':mul('2')      // Outputs 2000.8

#Result

The output is the product of the current number and the specified value.

#6. :div(value)

#Syntax Explanation

Divides the current number by the specified value.
Parameter:

• value: The divisor.

#Example

1000.4:div(2)         // Outputs 500.2
'1000.4':div('2')      // Outputs 500.2

#Result

The output is the result of the division.

#7. :mod(value)

#Syntax Explanation

Computes the modulus (remainder) of the current number divided by the specified value.
Parameter:

• value: The modulus divisor.

#Example

4:mod(2)              // Outputs 0
3:mod(2)              // Outputs 1

#Result

The output is the remainder from the modulus operation.

#8. :abs

#Syntax Explanation

Returns the absolute value of the number.

#Example

-10:abs()             // Outputs 10
-10.54:abs()          // Outputs 10.54
10.54:abs()           // Outputs 10.54
'-200':abs()          // Outputs 200

#Result

The output is the absolute value of the input number.

#9. :ceil

#Syntax Explanation

Rounds the number upward to the smallest integer that is greater than or equal to the current number.

#Example

10.05123:ceil()       // Outputs 11
1.05:ceil()           // Outputs 2
-1.05:ceil()          // Outputs -1

#Result

The output is the number rounded upward to the nearest integer.

#10. :floor

#Syntax Explanation

Rounds the number downward to the largest integer that is less than or equal to the current number.

#Example

10.05123:floor()      // Outputs 10
1.05:floor()          // Outputs 1
-1.05:floor()         // Outputs -2

#Result

The output is the number rounded downward to the nearest integer.

#11. :int

#Syntax Explanation

Converts the number to an integer (not recommended for use).

#Example and Result

Depends on the specific conversion case.

#12. :toEN

#Syntax Explanation

Converts the number to English format (using . as the decimal point). Not recommended for use.

#Example and Result

Depends on the specific conversion case.

#13. :toFixed

#Syntax Explanation

Converts the number to a string while keeping only the specified number of decimal places. Not recommended for use.

#Example and Result

Depends on the specific conversion case.

#14. :toFR

#Syntax Explanation

Converts the number to French format (using , as the decimal separator). Not recommended for use.

#Example and Result

Depends on the specific conversion case.