It's all for (a) nought!

Hi Sam,

I think I understand the situation you're describing but I mocked up an example to be sure - on this first slide, I have a numeric entry where the user is supposed to enter 4.70 and be brought to the second slide if the variable matches that when clicking the next button, and if it doesn't, it brings them to the third slide. I included the variable reference on each slide so that you can see what it is set to. If this is what your set up looks like, please let me know - as I'll be sharing this example with our QA team for additional review. 

Thanks for the quick response Ashley. I fear that I misled you by poor articulation of the problem!

I have found that the trigger-branching does work correctly but it helps if the correct answer is put into the trigger in the first place (math was never my strong point!). But the variable will not show the 100th character if it endes in '0'. In other words a result of 4.70 will only show as 4.7

This does not look right when the calculation refers to money.

I attach my source file.

To enter these calculations correctly do the following and watch the running total at the top:

enter: 3, x, 14, tickets, sub total, 2, x, 150, 00, coffee, sub total, 1, x, 80, 00, drinks, sub total, 3, x, 50, 00, snacks, CA/Amt Tend

The answer shows as 47.3 but I want it to show 47.30 (ie: I want the runningtotal variable to include two decimal places as default).

I hope that is clearer - and thank you again for your time.

Hi Sam the unfortunate answer is that numerical data cannot be rounded or formatted to show the addition 0, sorry about that

Hi Sam,

I checked in with a colleague after reading Phil's post - and they confirmed it's something that is currently by design that the numbers aren't rounded or formatted as such. At this time, it'd need to be something sent in as a feature request. 

Thank you Ashley and Phil, I'll submit a feature request.