How to Get Two Decimal Places or Cut Decimals with JavaScript in Storyline?

try

var number = 12344556567.1264567;
var ret = number.toLocaleString('en-US', { maximumFractionDigits: 2 })

console.log( ret );

result: "12,344,556,567.13"

Hi Jurgen, 

I tried your recommendation but that did not work for me. :-/ 

Thanks for the suggestion though.

What does your JS look like, and what is actually happening when you try it?

I have JavaScript working to add a comma to the number variable. This is what that current JS looks like: 

var player = GetPlayer();
var JSAnswer = player.GetVar("TotalSaved");

JSAnswer = numberWithCommas(JSAnswer);

player.SetVar("TotalSavedTxt",JSAnswer);

function numberWithCommas(x) {
   var parts = x.toString().split(".");
   parts[0] = parts[0].replace(/\B(?=(\d{3})+(?!\d))/g, ",");
   return parts.join(".");
}

Attached is a screenshot of how it appears at one point. I would like it to either show $49,237.50 or round to $49,238. 

Your screenshot did not get attached. you usually have to use a browser to attach a file.

Better share a sample... easiest to help.

Trying to attach the screenshot again here. 

Hello! Getting back around to trying to figure this out. Attached is part of a prototype I had developed last year as a Storyline sample. If selecting a savings of 25%, the total saved at milestone 1 shows as $82,062.5. I am trying to get JavaScript to either make that display as $82,062.50 or round it to $82,063. Help with this will be much appreciated! 

Hi Holly! 

Thanks so much for sharing your file with us!

I wanted to pop in a share a related community discussion that provides a JavaScript workaround that could be of help: 

• How to display 2-decimal places in variable calculations?

I'll leave it to our knowledgeable community for any JavaScript tips and tricks!

Thanks, Luciana! I was able to get in touch with Steve Gannon who provided assistance for the post you referenced and he quickly helped me out. :) This community is the best!!