Precision

Fireworkz rounds numbers for display (but not calculation) according to the values specified in the Number format.

Decimal places

If you want to see more (or fewer) decimal places, type in additional (or remove unwanted) # or 0 characters following the decimal point. For example:

#.00 two decimal places, with the numbers always shown whether you enter digits to fill them or not. So if you typed 4, it would appear as 4.00.

#.#### Four decimal places, which only appear when there are digits to fill them. So 4 would appear as 4, 2.25 as 2.25, and 5.123456 as 5.1235.

Rounding large numbers

You can also reduce the number of digits shown, for example showing millions as thousands (as you would in a financial report). To do this, use

>#

as the definition. This truncates numbers by three digits.