I want to create a 'quick quote' form to allow various inputs and then a final calculated price

HI

I have created my basic form, put in the correct calculation which is working, but cannot get the decimals right in the total price box at the end. I've tried the input mask, but the decimals come out incorrectly when using the #.

Here is my form to see what I've done:

https://form.jotformeu.com/62526510731348

Thank you 

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I checked your form and I am currently seeing 2 decimal places in the calculation:

If you wouldn't mind letting us know what specifically is incorrect about the decimal places, we will be happy to have another look.  The total does look to be correctly displayed at this time.

HI

Thanks for your reply. I can see I wasn't entirely clear. Yes, the decimal is there, however, if the total moves into double digits, for example, £25, the total is reflected as £1.50. I have played around with the # and decimal points and cannot get it to auto correct. 

in the example you have posted above (5 articles at 350 words per article) according to the formula i have put in, the total should in fact be £87.50.

In summary, if the total is say £8.50 it is fine, however ,it is incorrect when the total enters double digits (£10 or more).

hope this makes sense...

Instead of using a condition, using a calculation widget:

https://www.jotform.com/help/259-How-to-perform-calculation-in-the-form

This would require setting calculation values for your fields:

https://www.jotform.com/help/301-How-to-Assign-Calculation-Value

Here is how the form would function with the set up instead:

https://form.jotform.com/62557256418967

The calculation does produce the correct values.  You can clone the form to your own account if you'd like to see the fully set up:

http://www.jotform.com/help/42-How-to-Clone-an-Existing-Form-from-a-URL

That is a massive help and pretty much solved the problem. One last question - how do I get the £ or $ sign in the calculation box now?

Thank you

Do you mean you want to take out the currency symbol?

If yes, it's found in your input mask field.

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However, if you mean adding the currency symbol into the calculation field, just enter it manually before the formula in the calculation wizard.

Thanks!

Perfect!

Thank you for the great support!