Set decimal places in number variables

ye I think a lot of users are using this feature to update their “CART” in terms of subtotal. A support of 2 decimal points would be great

I have almost the same issue, but I’d like to show temperatures with 1 decimal point, like 16.5ºC, but it only shows 16.50, it looks weird in this context.

Yes please 🙂 We would all benefit greatly from having decimal places for whole numbers. Especially when talking money, $5.00 reads better than $5

+1!

If no decimal is in the variable it shows an integer…
If there’s one decimal in the variable it always shows two decimal places. I would like to pick! 😇

Same here.

I was trying to prototype a number picker with 0.5 increments/decrements and have given up. This on top of Figma switching out the font when you link a text layer to a variable 🤦🏼‍♂️

Please add the ability to pick the number of decimal places pronto.

+1 for this request! Considering most people will use number variables for things like pricing, we need a way to set the default format. Something like what you can do in Excel for example:

@victoria.souza have you been able to figure a work around this? I’m currently designing a counter and I also just need a single decimal point output. Thx! 🙂

I didn’t 😦 best I could do was transforming texts into outlines and applying the same logic I would if I was dealing with variable images. This way it also doesn’t mess up my custom fonts (which is another bug in this feature!). If you think this could help you, give it a try!

Thanks @victoria.souza , unfortunately as soon as the text is transformed to outlines, it renders the ability of using number variables useless…

Customization of number of float numbers allowed while using conditionals. Two decimals won’t always satisfy design needs of specific industries.

I agree with this idea as well. Not only that, but also when having numbers over 999.99 for dollar amounts. Once 1,000 is hit, the comma is not included in this either. Making number variables helpful to calculate the next amount, but unfortunately not for displaying purposes.