Need javascript help - rounding up numbers and commas

Hi Matthew! Thanks for your response. This one also appears to round "down". For example, if the number is 1.3, it rounds down to 1 rather than to 2. Am I missing something?

A friend actually just helped me out for #1 in case anyone ever finds this:

var player = GetPlayer();
var num = player.GetVar("VariableName");
num = Math.ceil(num);
player.SetVar("VariableName",num);

Hello Alina,

Unfortunately you cannot use comma's in a number type field.

For this to work, the variable will have to be Text Type.

Try this javascript. It rounds the number up and puts in comma's.

var player = GetPlayer();
var num = parseFloat(player.GetVar("TextEntry"));
num = Math.ceil(num);
num = num.toString().replace(/(\d)(?=(\d{3})+(?!\d))/g, '$1,');
player.SetVar("TextEntry",num);

Thanks, Russell. It's ok if it won't type it in the field with commas, but I'd like it to show in the results layer with commas. I wasn't able to get the code to work for the commas. If I typed in $100,000 for the desired revenue, it changed it to $1 in the results. I think it's because of this section of the code: "/g, '$1,');" on the second to last line.

I tried to change that $1 to other numbers, but still couldn't get it to work.

The math.ceil definitely works for my rounding that I wanted.

Try this example project.

Thank you!