[Format Numbers] Converting to AD Standard with 0 decimal places causes issues

[rb-f]

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If you convert a number to AD standard with 0 decimal places, numbers with trailing zeroes will have their trailing zeroes trimmed.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Open a new proejct, and load the "Format Numbers" extension.
2. Drag the "format number" block, and enter the following arguments:
   • Number: 10000
   • Notation: AD standard
   • Number of decimal places: 0
3. See result.

Expected Result

The block would return 10K.

Actual Result

The block returns 1K instead.

[Brackets-Coder]

This shouldn't be too difficult to fix, @DogeisCut do you want to do this or should I take a look?

[DogeisCut]

This shouldn't be too difficult to fix, @DogeisCut do you want to do this or should I take a look?

Ah yeah sure, you can take a look.

[Brackets-Coder]

@DogeisCut it'll have to wait until next week if that's okay

[Brackets-Coder]

I took a look and according to W3Schools, the decimal place function (I think it's toFixed) looks correct

I'd have to look further into it but as of now I don't know what's wrong