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Formatting Dates, Times, and Numbers

You can format values within the Field Properties dialog (see Types of Data and Field Properties) or within a function invoked from a field where you set the Source to Formula.
The output of a format is a display value and therefore a string.
The infa:format() function has four arguments that enable you to specify the format. For example, if you set the Source to Formula, you can use an expression similar to the following:
infa.format($output.Created Lead.AnnualRevenue * .75, "#######.")
Process Designer evaluates the text of the format string and places a value in that format. For example, the format "#,##0.00" tells Process Designer that at least one number to the left of the decimal point must display as well as two to the right. if they are not present, use a zero. Also, depending upon the length, it can insert a comma.
Refer to Using Functions for more information.
The patterns you can use for formatting values are the same patterns used in Java classes. If you need information on: