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Advanced PDF help
Hello!
Looking for help with potentially and if else statement in the {item.rate} portion of a RMA. It is in the table and I need a ROUND function that will shorten the currency string. Example is 15.00076% and the % sign falls onto another line on the PDF row. I've tried <td align="right" colspan="2">${item.rate?string("##.##%")}</td>
or ${item.rate?string("##.##")}
or others like: The issue is this is a discount item and come into the same table with items that use the $ sign. I need a way to distinguish between the two and still display the proper currency signs.
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