DocMergy: How to format number properties into euro format

Using the .to_euro() function in DocMergy

• To dynamically change number data to European format, you’ll need to use the .to_euro() function in your template. 

.to_euro() process

1. DocMergy recognises the .to_euro() funtion on the end of a token
2. Try to convert the number to a Float (Number with decimals)
   1. If conversion to a float fails a blank value will be returned back to the token location
3. Check to see if token contains decimal_points=
   1. If decimal points is 0 then remove decimal value
   2. If decimal points value is smaller then 0 keep decimal values (eg: -1)
   3. If decimal points are larger then 0 then display that many values after decimal point
   4. If no decimal points are provided display 2 numbers after decimal point
4. Check to see if token function contains euro_sign=
   1. If euro_signpoints is True, display € before number
   2. If euro_sign points is False, remove € from token output
   3. If euro_sign points is not provided, display € before number
5. Replace token with generated generated value.
   1. This value is text and cannot be used for math funtions.

Using the .to_euro() function in DocMergy

Function Syntax 

Function syntax is the set of rules that define how to write a function, including its name, parameters, code block, and optional return value.

.to_euro(euro_sign, decimal_points)

Argument Breakdown

First argument breakdown [euro_sign]

• This is a True or False option that changes if a € sign will be displayed before the converted number is displayed
• This  argument defaults to True

Second argument breakdown [decimal_points]

• This is the number of values would like to display after the decimal point
• If 0 is provided the decimal point and values after will be removed from the number.
• This  argument defaults to 2

Basic token explanation

{{ object.amount.to_euro() }}

Here's what it means step-by-step:

• Look at the enrolled object property called "amount" and get the value contained within this property
• No argument for euro_sign is provided so display € sign
• No argument for decimal_points is provided so display 2 numbers after decimal point
  • Amount in HubSpot = 45,225.5
  • Output in DocMergy =  €45.225,50
• Example output:
  • Number Property = 150,000,254.25555
  • Text property containing number = 123,123,123.123 
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