Round down
Merges a number rounded down, never up. Use it where rounding up would overstate something, such as a points balance, a qualifying quantity, or a discount you are about to promise.
Syntax
{{roundDown data precision culture}}
Parameters
| Name | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Data | Number | Required | The value to round. |
| Precision | Number | Optional | How many digits to keep after the decimal point. Leaving it out, or using 0, rounds down to a whole number. |
| Culture | Text | Optional | The culture used to write the decimal separator, such as pt-BR. Your account's default is used when you leave it out. |
Note: If the value is empty or is not a number, 0 merges.
Note: Rounding down always moves toward zero for a positive value, so 16.399 with a precision of 2 gives 16.39 and not 16.40. For normal rounding use Round, and to always go up use Round up.
Examples
The examples below are based on the following sample content:
Order total: {{roundDown Contact.orderAmt 2}}
A. The contact's orderAmt field has the value 16.399
Order total: 16.39
B. The same value is 16.548 and the precision is 1
Order total: 16.5
C. The value is 16.21, the precision is 1, and the culture is pt-BR
Order total: 16,2