i got 1000000 into m but when i did that and the number was something like 1222222 it showed up as 1.222222M how can i fix this

What would you want it to show as?

You'll have to round it off. If you want to round to two decimals, you can first multiply by 100, then round, then divide by 100.

set [coins display v] to (join((round ((coins) * (100))) / (100))[M])

The round operator essentially ends up cutting off anything past the decimal point and multiplying by 100 moves the decimal point 2 digits to the right.

And if you want to show more digits, you just add zeros to the formula.

it doesnt work

i have a system so that if the number is more than 99 and less than 1000000 it will add a k to the number that shows and divide it by 1k so if the number is 100000 it becomes 100k but if its 123456 it becomes 123.456k but i want it to round so its 123.46k how can i do this and the other method didnt work i also need this to happen every single time the number changes.

If you could help it would be amazing

@D-ScratchNinja's script should work but it is assuming ‘coins’ is already displaying millions. So really you need to replace

(coins)

with

((coins) / (1000000))

Edit: as the next step is to multiply by 100 you could actually replace

((coins) * (100))

with

((coins) / (10000))

thankyou for the help